It's Been 3000 Years Novels & Stories

“Zahir, please tell us who you are and what in the world is going on in this world?” Zahir looked at me, “should I begin from the beginning?” I nodded, placing my leg over the other and crossing my hand across my chest. Hikari gave me a side look and looked at my hands as I looked at his plastered hand. I unfolded my arms. Hikari looked satisfied, and then looked at Zahir. Huh! He tells me to grow up. He is still a kid. I thought, holding back my smile. “About 800 years ago, this world had three major species inhabiting the land and two major species inhabiting the oceans,” Zahir said.

One Thousand Years After the War The amphitheater had been built for this specific purpose—to hold the Millennial Council, where representatives from across the known world gathered to commemorate the thousand-year anniversary of the Great War and to hear from the last living witness. Elara stood backstage, preparing herself. At a thousand and thirty-five years old—give or take, she'd stopped counting precisely after the first few centuries—she was the oldest living being in recorded history. Functionally immortal, unchanged from the day of her reconstitution, she'd watched empires rise and fall, technologies evolve beyond recognition, and the coalition she'd helped build transform into some

That's 3096 years ago making it by far the oldest book in existence. For the first few hours of looking for the Megestanis family's names, Max sat beside me, kind of helping. He then went to make dinner while I continued to search and then after five more hours tried to persuade me to carry on in the morning. I was more determined than that though, I'd go all night if I had too.

A dozen youths left dejectedly. In Xiao Chen's last life, people used Immortal Century to number the years. Nowadays, people used Open Century to number the years. It was now more than 2,000 years in the Open Century, but the historical records here regarding the earliest times were about 4,000 years before Open Century. Therefore, this world had about 7,000 years of history. Xiao Chen could not help feeling emotional. Waking up from a dream, he saw 7,000 years pass. It should be the last years of the Immortal Century in about 5,000 years before Open Century. Unfortunately, there was no record here regarding that period of time.

“She didn’t remember wrong. It has indeed been thirteen thousand years since the ancient Fuzen war.” Alex was confused. “But the war happened at the end of Middle Bronze Age, that’s only about three thousand years from now.” Shelly snorted. “Do you seriously think the war happened three thousand years ago?”

“You are not.” “We are the continuation,” I say. “Yes,” he says. I look at Lucian. He looks at me. “Three hundred years,” he says. “At least,” I say. “The same bond,” he says. “The same frequency,” I say. “Passing through people and territories and archives and a ring and a letter and a founding record.” I pause. “Until it gets to us.” “Until it gets to us,” he says. And the archive is quiet around us.

"Records older than Zyren's bloodline's own history." "The Sanguine archive goes back to the first supernatural kingdoms," Caelum said. "Three thousand years." "What do those records say about the vessel specifically?" He looked at her for a moment. Then he looked at Zyren. "I told you she would ask directly," Caelum said. "You told me many things," Zyren said. "Answer her."

They are considered to have lived during a time when human civilization was in its early stages of development and are often associated with significant cultural, scientific, or philosophical advancements. Ancient civilizations are societies that existed in the past, typically before the Middle Ages or the advent of written history. These civilizations are often characterized by their advanced cultural, social, and technological achievements. Examples of ancient civilizations include the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Mayans, and Chinese. These civilizations have left behind a rich legacy of architecture, art, literature, and cultural practices that continue to influence modern society.

“Look. This won’t be easy to tell you Tori, but you see…. Back where I come from, we Fae are always taught the importance of history and to never dismiss it so easily. As history always has a way of repeating itself when it wants to.” “But… I don’t understand” “Of course you don’t Tori. But that dream you just told me about is a dream that’s been around for hundreds of years. 500 or so years. It’s a cycle that’s never been broken.” “Never?” I move to ask, almost in disbelief of what he just said.

" Have you heard of that before, Solomon?" He shook his head, not releasing his eyes from staring at them. "Oh, we have been secretive for over four hundred years of our existence,” Zechariah replied. "Four hundred years? Gosh, I need a drink and a seat,” I said and walked away. "Please come in,” I heard Solomon say as I half-filled my glass on the kitchen counter.