A Filipino high student from Leyte, named Basilio Valencia died in a landslide but was reincarnated into another world, which is a partial modern and fantasy world with some modern technology. But thanks to an ability called Tech, he still has his phone, journal, and laptop, as well as some pens and journaling equipment. Thus, he can still listen to his favorite songs and watch his favorite shows, anime, and movies from his previous life through his gadgets.
  Seeing his creature comforts being reincarnated with him, Basilio thought that he would recontinue his partially changed way of life, but his luck ran out when he almost died in a hostile army known as the Vamzom (Vampire-Zombie) Army. That army, which a Demon Sorcerer cursed and transformed to be blood-thirsty creatures that are more like a hybrid of both vampires and zombies, was killing humans and other races that had blood with combat helicopters, pistols, and swords for their blood. But then, the army regained their humanity partially when they realized what they had done to him and the other humans and races. So, they regretted their actions and worked hard to save him. But, while Basilio was in a coma, their leader, Ruslan Makesa, driven by guilt, took his own life by stabbing himself with his Blood Sword, before placing his powers as a Vamzom in a box; he intended to pass that and his leadership to the Basilio once he survive and wake up from his coma.
And so, after Basilio had survived and woken up from his 2-month-long coma, the army apologized to Basilio and asked him to lead them, promising to be good to all races. Basilio was shocked but he forgave them, taking Ruslan's leadership with his own morals and ideals. So, after that, Basilio built a country with the Vamzom race that is civilized and friendly with his cultural traits and morals as a Filipino in his previous life, as well as modeling the new nation, known as the Ruslav Nation, after the Philippine republic.
   But Basilio discovered that there is a race called Otherworlders, which he was a part of, and took this as an opportunity to make alliances with them. But will Basilio adapt to this new life in a strange world?
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 And then, a week later, with the new school year being 2 weeks away, Timru, Fritzi, and another Vamzom guard came to Basilio with a request that happened a few times a year: the new Otherworlder History Books. These were periodical, meaning that the editors and writers of them had periodically picked up new facts and nuances of the histories of the previous worlds of the Otherworlders (this also included, and very popular, the history of Earth). By the time the Vamzoms came into existence, the publishers from Pantano and Falleta had blood and forced contracts with Alfonso and his predecessors and the future generations after him. If any of the publishers had broken the contract, they will die from it, meaning that the contract was a deadly one. Deliverymen and the future generations after them had been doing their deliveries for a handful of history books every year to avoid them and their employers suffering or dying by the contract.


 Hearing that, Basilio was stunned, especially after they, including Fritzi, explained about the deadly contract. "Woah, that was deadly and crazy," he commented.


Fritzi then nodded. "Yes, and one of them in the delivery group was a young man named Andreas Si-woo, who was from eastern Cinjutun and Safir."


(By now, Andreas and a few deliverymen are now waiting outside of Nuevo Tacloban's walls for their payment and the receiving of their order of history books.)


 "Yep, his ancestor was an Otherworlder from a place called South Korea."


 "Oh…that makes sense…I know that."


 "Anyways, sir," the Vamzom guard said to Basilio, "we need to prepare the payments for the books."


And so, Basilio decided to break the contract by ending it with a friendly connection after paying for the latest books, which they had agreed right away.


Chapter 81 - Chapter 81 - Periodical History Books