Space opera. Neurofall

"I remember who I was. And who I stopped being. But if anyone calls me scrap again - I'll show them how gods take out the trash."

"Neurofall: The Sworn Brothers" is a ruthless military sci-fi survival thriller where war rewires the mind - and staying alive demands more than flesh. It demands evolution.

John Sol wasn't meant to survive. Once a special forces soldier. Now just another broken veteran. Brain damaged. Discarded. Forgotten by the system. When a shady offer pulls him into a PMC mission hunting rebels in Eastern Europe, the operation goes south - and the squad is taken captive.

Not by humans.
He wakes up in an alien lab. Stripped of rights. Labeled "defective". Sold for experiments and handed to a xenotech scientist testing illegal neural implants - designed to function on a planet where standard tech simply dies.

Then they drop him there. No backup. No weapons. Just one other "discarded unit": a boy with no name and no memory. On this toxic, isolated world, John learns the truth. The implant works. But it's only a chance at survival. The environment is hostile. And his only companion is a half-lost child clinging to life. Together, they stumble upon a buried alien ship, a dying godlike being... and a mission: protect the embryonic seed of an extinct race. Carry it. Host it. And survive.

John is no hero. He's a broken man with a savage will to live, a voice in his head, and a sworn brother he barely knows - but would kill for.

What to expect:
- Hard military sci-fi with elements of survival horror and transhumanism.
- Alien biotech, neural implants, and a planet that hates anything synthetic.
- A broken soldier fused with something ancient - and dangerously alive.
- Forced brotherhood between two lost souls.
- Contact with an alien intelligence, edge-of-death combat, and mental overloads - like Halo, Escape from Tarkov, and Alien all rolled into one.

"Neurofall: The Sworn Brothers" is the first book in a new series set in the space opera universe. The old heroes will return. But everything begins with war, a symbiont, and brotherhood forged at the edge of death. This is the first book of Alex Gor's second arc in a vast "Space opera saga".