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The Death Toast is the ugly game that all the prisoners at Boorbunk Bay (the prison where the worst criminals are held) are made to play. The game entails the random picking of one of the inmates, whoever is picked in the ward is immediately executed. The Death Toast spelt doom to all the prisoners who thought they didn't deserve to be treated to the death sentencing 'game'. Nevertheless, things were bound to change for the hopeless and death-tormented inmates of Boorbunk Bay and the entire terrorism-struck nation of Dexter Island when a set of entertainers were wrongfully arrested and locked in the prison for killing a politician. With a totally unjust society, insecure country and broken system in view, the future could only seem bleaker. If there had to be a reform, lives were bound to be lost, voices had to be heard, heroes had to arise!! But in mean time, the bloody festival would go on!!

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• Chapter 1 THE NATION'S ECONOMY

  
  'Following the assassination of Minister Chuck Hawthorne, the police have been able to track down a

• Chapter 2 Welcome to Boorbunk: The Arena

  The prison guard was present now, loitering around the hallway with his lead block dragging on the g

• Chapter 3 The Humor Sect

  About ten hours after the horrifying-to-stare-at prison warden was around, the long-awaited sound of

• Chapter 4 The slant cross

  The slant cross
  The last words of Peter kept coming back to the brain of Dale and it was shouting out

• Chapter 5 Not a place for smiles

  Not a place for smiles
  It was already seven weeks that The Humour Sect had spent in there and had exp

• Chapter 6 Free Day

  Free Day
  The only whistle they heard the next day was that of their awakening. There would be no need

• Chapter 7 The legless dinosaur

  The coastline of the Boorbunk Bay shared a direct border with United States of America and so extrad

• Chapter 8 Cold

  He could see it again and this time with enough clarity which was only a plus to the nightmare. It w

• Chapter 9 The Death of Barry

  They were all standing, sweating in their different cells in their special black uniform for this sp

• Chapter 10 Who Will The Death Toast Swallow Next?

  The Voyant. He was Barry YATES.
  He didn’t struggle and there was no change in his expression. He loo

• Chapter 11 Fate

  The Humour Sect had been formed seven years earlier, when they were all still younger. Dale was stil

• Chapter 12 Death lives right here

  Death lives right here
  His hair was wet, just like the rest of his shivering, sweltering body even in

• Chapter 13 No light, only darkness

  No light, only darkness
  ALL THE TOP GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HAVE DECIDED TO GO UNDERGROUND TO DISCUSS TH

• Chapter 14 Let the drums of the Holocaust roll

  The Quppis’ ground was a whole kingdom of its own, spanning a hundred kilometres in the centre of cl

• Chapter 15 An alliteration

  An Alliteration
  Night descended as it always did on Dexter, retiring people to their beds after the l

• Chapter 16 A new Dale

  A new Dale
  The next morning set them up to another horrible day ahead, horrible by default. The men c

• Chapter 17 Fight, Dale!

  They were all out now among the multitudes of guards who were not with rods or with blackjacks but w

• Chapter 18 Michael Bergmann's old man

  Michael Bergman’s Old Man
  The sound from the TV shrieked in the ears of the old man, the smoke from t

• Chapter 19 It is what it is

  It is what it is
  Dale returned from The Hole after three weeks of unending torture and acute hunger.

• Chapter 20 A deceased Dale

  A deceased Dale
  The doors of the cellhouse shrieked open, it was rare to have the wardens come in at

• Chapter 21 It's Time to Go

  The two occasions that made Boorbunk different from every other prison were The Death Toast and The

• Chapter 22 Freedom, indeed

  Turning and turning finally surmised into giving up and finding a place on the side of the road to j

• Chapter 23 The Ritual of Caprice: Keep or Kill

  The emperor of The Blazing Empire, the governor of the Order of the Quppis; General Owen Sawer in al

• Chapter 24 The queen termite would bite, feeding day or not

  A single hall room could no longer conveniently contain all of them because they were no longer one

• Chapter 25 What Yates' letter read

  ‘Del, set the lines straight’, Astor yelled from the other side of the rail. Dale had spent little t

• Chapter 26 The dark side of the planet

  Dale carefully carried his food tray to avoid hitting the obese sole waitress in the pub, that he fi

• Chapter 27 The alpha-man named Vince

  Philip Hundred straightened up his blazers and placed his forehead on the wall staining it with his

• Chapter 28 Back to the furnace

  Dale wasn’t sure the exact time that the bus was going to arrive but he was certain that it was goin

• Chapter 29 In, You Go!

  Dale sniffed beneath his mask. He tried to walk as confidently as he could and with the long strides

• Chapter 30 Ten thousand escaped men

  The complete journey from Boorbunk Prison to somewhere in the middle of Gollogher where a large farm

• Chapter 31 The colour rooms

  The diamond on Sawer’s ring made scraping sounds as he brushed his palm over the wall. It was the Co

• Chapter 32 Homecoming

  The baby was crying loud and thrashing in the cradle, and the kettle was hooting loudly but she rema

• Chapter 33 The skylark

  The next morning came and so did the next morning and so did the next week and by that time, Dale wa

• Chapter 34 The last homage to pay

  Protests were going on in Tifftam and the whole of Dairione. People were out again with loud voices,

• Chapter 35 The jungle

  Singalort was so massive and dense that people that got in might just ramble around without reaching

• Chapter 36 'The devil's place is a place of gold'

  ‘Mr. Mark’, Dale called and he find himself bumping into the old man’s arms with excitement. ‘How di

• Chapter 37 The eight domes

  ‘What do you see there, Dale?’, Tristan asked. ‘They’re all dead?’, Dale heard another person ask an

• Chapter 38 Alpha Man 000001

  Baby Andrew’s head lay gently against the lap of his mother. It was half past four and unlike her li

• Chapter 39 'IT'S ME'

  He got up from his bed and sighed gently as he stretched his arms and flexed his muscles. ‘There you

• Chapter 40 The nuclear Holocaust

  ‘Let’s go find Dale’, Barry said to the other men. It had been two hours since they had been shootin

• Chapter 41 The orange blaze marks the end

  Back at Sawer’s tower, there was a whole different case. By then, all the floors of the tower were c

• Chapter 42 A bright horizon

  CHAPTER FORTY-ONE
  A bright horizon
  ‘Our brachiosaur nation of Dexter Islands would not be going extinc