Helljumper Company

WALL HOLDS. EVEN IN SKY.

They held for 730,001 days under a red sky that wasn't sky.

Legio I Germanica - five thousand Romans who walked through a blue door in Gaul in 45 BC - built Imperium: a city of concrete, Apollo capsules, and alien bone.

In Chicago, the Damnatorum held a Wall of Cars - 234 square miles vs billions - with kitchen knives while First Cohort ran fifty miles to blow a 1000-foot heart that made collars blow collars within 1000 miles.

Earth was 99.999999% complete. The last brick in a Dyson sphere.

They blew it. Earth became 0%. A 500-foot permanent gold portal opened.

The war is over.

Now comes the hard part.

Helljumper Company: Imperium Novum is Book 3 of Operation Spearhead, the Grimdark Military Sci-Fi LitRPG series readers are calling "Band of Brothers meets Warhammer 40k meets Knights of Sidonia."

Two years after the heart blew:

Gaius, Legate, lung still whistling, carrying a scutum with two patched holes where Valerius let himself be impaled twice to headbutt a Sovereign.

Livia, born in a pit, collar scar white around her throat, teaches 60 children - 30 human, 30 Unscarred Veyr born without collars - how to be a roof so the man behind you doesn't flinch.

Hutch has a pilum leg that goes thump-crunch at 2G and a choice: a house in Leipzig or the Wall.

And under the bone fields, a 10-foot pearl tries to grow. White vein light. A backup heart. A second sowing.

The Mother World is counting again.

If you like:
- Roman Legion vs Alien Hordes
- Last Stand, No Extraction, Testudo 45 Degrees
- LitRPG progression, tally walls, brutal levelling
- Found family, brotherhood, KILROY WAS HERE 100 feet tall
- Grimdark, heavy armor, bull that gored an Architect

Then enlist in Helljumper Company.

Operation Spearhead Reading Order:
Book 1: Helljumper Company: Legio Damnatorum
Book 2: Helljumper Company: Operation Earthfall
Book 3: Helljumper Company: Imperium Novum

FOR READERS OF: Warhammer 40k, The Ember War, Old Man's War, The Lost Fleet, Galaxy's Edge, and The Forever War.

Wall Holds In Sky Too.