4000 Years Novels & Stories

Those stories let me know that I'm not the only person who has to endure monstrous things in life, and certainly not the one who has had the most monstrous or horrifying experiences. “The universe has been running for about 13.8 billion years; Earth is nearly 4.6 billion years old; And humans, counting from the most ancient ancestors, have only appeared about six million years, there are many things that are not known, not understood, nor are they strange", what a scientific consolation. Then it was my turn to want to meet him to see the collection, and to tell him about the previous part of the story, about the announcements that were still being sent, up until then. The first time we met,

asked Kalyana. "We are now in the 21st century, right?" Rajata explained, pointing to the numbers on the screen, "while the invasion of the fourteenth empire. Then the estimated number of the previous year of events was 843 CE, ninth century. Two even earlier events, occurred in 643 CE and 343 CE, seventh and fourth centuries. " "Jeez!" cried Harso muffled. "Where are the primes?" asked Kalyana. "Four plus two equals six. Six plus three equals nine. Nine plus five equals fourteen, and fourteen plus seven equals twenty-one," Harso explained, "two, three, five, seven."

replied Yreth as she rested her arms behind her back before starting to pace back and forth as she slowly told Yume the entire story… With her ears perked, Yume listened as Yreth said, “While I’m sure you already know that our family is an ancient one, I don’t think I’ve ever told you about a sacred civilization that existed hundreds of thousands of years ago… It was known as the great civilization of antiquity!”

"There are all sorts of stupid people in the world. Within our ranks, there are rational people like you who keep their heads and sanity but in order to do that, they diverted their craziness to discovering the secrets and origin of the system. They are the ones who made the theory of five hundred. Through history, they managed to piece out how only every five hundred years would there be several breakouts of huge events centering around wars and all sorts of immoral crimes. Those events were 99.9 percent sparked by our kind." "... If every five hundred years there are one thousand immoral hosts, what happened to those from the previous generations? Since each of us has our own AIs and could

But the year stood out clearly. 1900 “That’s... over a century old,” she murmured, curiosity causing her to take a step forward and examine it. Her fear ebbing away. Ethan nodded, his gaze fixed on the bottle as though it held a memory. “124 years, to be exact. A rare vintage from one of Bordeaux’s finest estates. This specific bottle survived two world wars, a fire in the old cellars, and was kept sealed in an underground vault ever since. Only three of these are known to still exist. This is one.”

The dragon added. "Please, don't tell me you carried such a grudge on you for more than 10,000 years." Lupercalus snorted, but it still came out like a deep growl. "10,001 days, today adds one extra day to the 10,000 years or more. You said you would come for me and I waited for days, years. I was asleep but I know when each day ends Lupercalus, so where were you and the others during those times?"

The Crescendo of the Eternal Song had become the natural rhythm of the cosmos. The Song now flowed as an endless, throbbing loop of pleasure and connection. Forty thousand years after the first defiant spark, every realm, every World Tree, and every soul participated in the perpetual celebration of desire.

“Think long and hard about why.” She disappears again. Leaving me in my cell. Three hundred years. Most Lycans live five hundred or more. I could very well see the sun again.

A spirit spring! Chad immediately remembered the relevant information from his inherited memories when he heard that. That was the chaotic water left over from the beginning of the world, which had previously spread across the globe. Any living creature that consumed that chaotic water would have its lifespan infinitely extended. However, approximately 4,000 years ago, a great flood occurred worldwide, diluting all the chaotic water. Thus, human life expectancy fell from nearly a thousand years to less than a hundred. If the pool of water was truly the ancient chaotic water...

Elliot clawed at his neck, making sounds that alternated between gasps and croaks. “I have been alive for hundreds of years. Six hundred forty-seven to be exact,” he shook his head in frustration, “That’s a terribly long existence. I spent the first few hundred years abiding by the rules. The laws that Hade’s created to ensure chaos didn’t ensue. But I was never satisfied.