With a near End of the World scare, Ray Maber was scared straight and decided to put in the work in his lifestyle choices. He had skimmed self-help books that all seemed to preach the same advice: learn new skills, spend time in nature, and set achievable goals. Seeing an easy way to accomplish his goal of self-improvement, he went on a hike to practice his drawing skills. With no distractions to hold him back, he immersed himself in the beauty of the great outdoors while feeling quite good about himself. After a long walk, he finally reached the top and took a moment to sketch the breathtaking view. Little did he know that moment would be the turning point in everyone's life. He quickly realized that sometimes the view from the top can be deceivingly tricky.

Teleported to a world with nothing but clothes on his back, a drawing ruler, and a backpack, he must learn to survive. Ray starts from the same spot as everyone else in a world where everything has been wiped out. But with no limitations, he can make the world his own. Does he have it to make it to the top? Does he even want to?