The better and harder they work they more points they earn and the more opportunities they earn but in reality it hard for those with low levels to move up. The system is supposed to inspire people to make the right decisions and work hard. The levels determined where they can live, where they can work and even what food and medicine they access too. The more points citizens earn the higher level they are the higher level they are the more opportunities they have. Citizens are live in a kind of gamified society, in which every action they do are given points. Ross City the capital city of Antarctica is split in to two parts, the Undercity and the Sky floors. Daniel has been investigating the mob boss Dominic Hann in the Undercity. Day, who now goes by his real name of Daniel works for the AIS, Antarctic Intelligence Service. Thanks to Day’s heroics, Eden and Day are afforded to live in the luxury and all the benefits that go with it. Eden is a top student at Antarctica’s top university and is about to graduate with his Masters and will soon return to the Republic for a prestigious internship. Rebel picks up about a month after the Epilogue, which took place 10 years after the events of the Legend trilogy. As well as to what happened with the Republic and Eden. The Epilogue of Champion left readers with hope that one day June and Day will one day end up together and Rebel answers that questions. June stays to help the new Elector reshape and rebuild the Republic.

So Day takes his brother, Eden, to the technological advanced country of Antarctica to get away from the Republic and give his brother best education. June for her part, promises that if Day pulls through she will let him live in peace. The illness that Day suffers gave him amnesia and he doesn’t he remember who June is. Our heroes June and Day save the Republic and live to tell the tale but don’t end up together. **POSSIBLE SPOILERS** Fans of Marie Lu’s Legend trilogy knows that it ended on a bittersweet note.

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