Mag-log inAnya’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
Chapter 290: Where Dreams Touch GroundThe Shared Dream — First Night of ResonanceAt exactly the same moment, across every continent, humanity exhaled.Sleep came not as darkness, but as depth — a gentle sinking beneath thought, beneath language. The hum Sophia had spoken of unfurled, soft as breat







