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The Mobius Descent is the second novel in The Mobius Critique series. "I do not thank Him for my victories. He does not deserve the credit. I do not impugn Him for my failures. He does not deserve the blame. He is a trophy for those who need to believe, nothing more." - Anonymous Inheritan "The world is seen through the eyes of those to whom we give the power, whether that power is awarded to our gods, the strongest of us, the most intelligent, or the most deserving. We are controlled by the ones who wield authority in our minds, whether they are tangible or not. We forget that what we have given, we can also take away." - Prathem Kanon has disappeared, and the dystopian blueprint known as the Mobius Design has gone with him. Code has awakened in his place, into a world presumably changed for the better. Code is protected by the Messan-Gars, shapeshifters obsessed with the pursuit of data. They morph to mimic appearances with indistinguishable accuracy and can alter their very beings to take on the identity of another. The Messan-Gars plan to implant the world's population with ocular devices that capture all that is seen and heard. They believe that Code is Kanon, the same being whose corporeal form has entered the shell of its other body. Code seeks to understand the truth behind his identity and his feelings for Ro, an imprinted copy of Blixa. Meanwhile, Atrom - an enigmatic and powerful creature whose biomechanical arms puppeteer the dead it imbues with life - may alone hold the truth behind the fate of Kanon. Is Code really Kanon, and is either man truly heir apparent to the deity known as Mobius? Journey through the eyes of a fraud...