Unsaved: The White Horse

Ian Kim has died twice. Both times, he woke up right back at the beginning.

INVERSUS is a hundred-floor pyramid carved point-down into the desert, built on a dead billionaire's will and broadcast live to two and a half billion people. Whoever reaches the bottom floor with the highest score inherits the whole structure.

Waiting somewhere in the depths is Morningstar, golden, untouchable, certain down to the bone that the founder's will was written for him and no one else.

In Ian's last life, Morningstar killed him for it.

This time, Ian goes in under a mask and a stolen name. He remembers the floor that killed him, the ally he lost trying to make it alone, and the friend he buried because he kept everyone at arm's length. He's not interested in paying that toll twice. This run, he's finally building the thing he never let himself have, a crew who might actually survive knowing him.

The Tower is watching everyone, not just him. A syndicate is already opening a file on his new friends. A family that disappeared without a single camera catching it says the show hides more than it broadcasts. And somewhere above the pit, something wearing borrowed light marked him with a debt that isn't finished collecting.

Ian only has one real goal left: get everyone he loves out alive, even the ones who don't remember loving him back.

Losing has never once bothered him. Losing people has.