Retail is hell, but hell might have been preferable.

A baseball bat to the head kills, and Arthur Clark is no exception. A former wage slave, he finds in his death that the dragon goddess and her children want him to keep working - to bring economic prosperity to a ruined city. Now he has gangsters, wannabe superheroes, and starving survivors as his customers, and an inventory to scavenge from the roaming mutated wildlife.

If only this was as easy as it’d been in his books.

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Finding out that he was a puppy boy, our 12-year-old boy wonders how society would accept a boy with puppy ears and a puppy tail.He does not get a chance. The institute that made him finds him and thinks that they own him

I would advise readers to read the first part of Experiment Puppy first. This is the continuation of the first part.

In the world of Perfects, the Odds pose a threat to the government and hence are hunted to be either tamed or killed.

In a distant future, the world's miniscule population of mutants is all sent to one place to live their lives "free from discrimination", in "safety" and in "harmony"; at least that's how it was advertised. This community is named "Strange".

The newcomer to Strange that everyone is talking about is the siren that goes by P-Kim. She's managed, within the first week of her arrival, to bring people together when all that Strange had seen was anarchy and bloodshed. But her pacifist approach and friendly smile won't get her anywhere when the dark intentions of Strange itself starts to bore its ugly head.

Two men are on the run to have themselves stripped of their special abilities gained from an illegal experiment.