Above Ten Thousand People Novels & Stories

Chapter 52 Commander dialed the number, which was picked up by the location's manager. Sir, my name is Prince Peter Justice Maclean. Oh, and I am honored to hear your voice. Is it possible for me to assist you, Lord? Yes, I'd like to know if we should bring some student mattresses for roughly 200 kids. If you are coming with fewer than 500 couples, I don't believe it is required. Oh, we're around 300 people. There's no need for it then. Thank you, we're on our way now. We are waiting. Thank you, my Lord.

I nod as I look around. Everyone agrees and we separate. Walking in human form to the city. We get to the edge of the city. "Ok. Try to blend in. We'll just make our way to the castle and not try to stir things up." I say to my group. We all look casual as we join the night life filled with people. River looks around. "How many do you think are here?" I shrug. "Two maybe three thousand. Could be more. This place is huge." I look at the tall buildings and neon signs. The streets are busy with people walking around.

These modern-looking cities were completely devoid of life. Upon seeing this, James was frustrated. “Earth once had a population of about ten billion. Now, not even a hundred million remains.” He sighed. Thea grabbed his hand firmly and said, “Everything will be over soon.” There were 10 billion inhabitants on Earth. Now, many of them lay dead. Besides, many of the surviving humans came from the Sealed Realms.

Regardless, even though he wasn’t there yet, there were already fifty million people waiting for his arrival, and the numbers kept on rising. What a truly unexpected and intense broadcast…

' Next morning, my phone blew up: [I've invited my friends tonight. Ready to apologize?] [If you're sincere, I'll give you another shot. You can still be my wife. I'll keep paying for your mom."] [8 PM. My family house. Don't be late.] *** By the time the clock hit eight, the Fletcher mansion was bursting at the seams. Everyone showed up for the same reason—to watch Jenna crash and burn. Whispers buzzed through the crowd. "Place your bets—what lame excuse is she rolling out tonight to win Mark back?"

"It is going to be extraordinary. I trust that you'll deliver it perfectly." "I know," she said. "It's just... There's going to be so many people. I'm used to delivering presentations to the boards and my colleagues, but this? A million attendees?" "Ten thousand attendees," Eamon corrected. "Not a million. The figure that is being circulated is inflated. But it is still the largest technology platform in the region and your work deserves to be on it." "Ten thousand is enough," she said after a while, but her nerves didn't settle, especially when she knew that Michelle had already gone through most of it and could use it against her by asking questions she could flunk at.

Many street merchants and the crier from the shop try to entice the people with many slogans and promotions creating the scene of bustling and prosperous port city. This city's population is around 100 thousands people, with the standard of this world when compared to the middle size empire capital like The Great Phoenix Empire that has over 20 million people is considered a backward city but this city is the most prosperous and has the most population of all the city and town in this Desolate continent. Zhu Wushang sitting and closing his eyes in a relaxed manner on his wheelchair that has Fatty Pao pushing it from the back while Tian Xiulan walking beside him and talking with him from time

"A city, how many people are we talking? Twenty? Fifty?" Tom turned to Ellie, but Brooke answered. "Two thousand. And we'll help you set up the same if you trust us." Britta's brow furrowed in thought. "Two thousand? On the Surface? I heard a rumor of human cities like that, but I figured they were just myths. And you're saying someone blew it up?" Tom nodded. "If you let me help, I can get you all the connections you need to start your own. And if you let me help with the train, I may be able to get you connected to the other cities on this continent," Ellie said.

Was that information necessary? “500,000.” A man yelled. “I'm hearing 5, anyone else?” “800,000.’” Another man yelled. I still fought the urge not to cry, I can't believe that this was my fate. “1 million.” The crowd gasped, but I didn't care to look at who it was. “4 million.” Another man said. “10 million.” 16 million.” There were only two voices. “20 million.” “Woah.” The crowd chanted.

"A city with tens of thousands of people?" “Coming from such a small place, you may find it hard to believe. But in the outside world, cities with tens of millions of people are commonplace,” Thalia answered. Thalia wanted to leave. And now, only by following Adrian would it have a chance to get out, but it didn't want to go alone. Getting Emma to come along would give Thalia a little more confidence. "Tens of millions of people?" Emma's wavering gaze suddenly became firm. A dense and overwhelming killing intent erupted from her, accompanied by a faint demonic aura. These were the fundamentals of her soul.