Having finally found his place in the new world, a man begins to ponder what happened to the rest of his kind. When a search turns up the name of a friend long-since dead, he embarks on a very strange journey, and rediscovers things that are perhaps best left forgotten. Sequel to "The Beast of Yesterday". Rated M for swearing, graphic violence, sexual content, and death.

Nature always has a way of bouncing back: when men ruined the world in their own greed, those left were sure that the world would never be green again. Green it became, but mankind's rule was no more. When a lone man comes back to the surface after over two thousand years of isolation, will he be able to abide by their rules, or will he continue doing what he knows best?