LOGINChapter 295: The Dreaming EarthEverywhere — The First NightNo one knew who fell asleep first.Maybe it was a child in Nairobi, fingers still clutching a holographic toy.Maybe it was an old man in Moscow whispering prayers he no longer believed.Maybe it was the Earth itself, sighing through billi
Anya’s expression darkened. “Then we can’t call this evolution if some are left behind.”Sørensen nodded grimly. “Some psychologists are calling it Resonance Dissonance Syndrome. It’s rare — but it’s growing.”Anya turned toward the panoramic glass wall. The aurora shimmered beyond it, gentle and in
Chapter 294: The Dreaming EarthThe Global Dreamfield — The First NightDarkness fell, but it was not the old kind of night.Every living mind — from sprawling cities to quiet villages, from tundra to rainforest — slipped seamlessly into a shared slumber. Yet it wasn’t sleep in the biological sense.
Chapter 293: The Dreaming EarthEverywhere and Nowhere — The First Night of Collective DreamingAt first, it was silence. Then, a pulse.Soft. Steady. Infinite.The world slept — and for the first time, it dreamed as one. From the depths of the A****n to the steel canyons of Tokyo, from the quiet tu
Chapter 292: The First Shared DreamThe Dreaming Layer — No Fixed TimeThere was no sky in the dream. No ground either. Instead, there was texture — a vast field of sensation woven from memory, emotion, and half-formed thought. It did not feel artificial. It felt familiar, like the moment before wak
Chapter 291: Where Dreams Learn NamesThe dream did not begin with images. It began with warmth.Not heat, not light—warmth like a remembered hand, like breath against skin in the dark. Humanity entered it unevenly, cautiously, as though stepping into deep water without knowing how far the ground wo







