Once Human Base Blueprints Novels & Stories

“Hey, stranger. How's the world of blueprints treating you?” Charlotte’s face lit up as she turned to see Elijah, her best friend, standing there with his trademark grin. Elijah, tall, with dark hair and striking green eyes, he had an easygoing charm that drew people in. With his signature easygoing grin, Elijah had always been her rock, the one person who could make her laugh even on her worst days. They’d been through everything together, and his presence always managed to bring out the best in her, no matter how stressful her day was. .

“Can’t we make use of this change in temperature? Solar power? Heat energy?” Elias bit his lower lip. Something about it sounded familiar. Elias went to the blueprints and plans that had been tidied up by Angie. Finally, he found what he was looking for. The old base had drafted a plan but deemed it unsuitable for where they lived. However, it was perfect for their situation. “We got it, guys.” Elias said with a wide smile as he returned to the group with the plan in his hand. Everyone smiled along with him and looked at each other. Their lives were about to change.

Everyone knew of the challenges and dangers of that mission. As traitors who had nearly caused the downfall of humanity, Hans and Winnie had been permanently marked on the pillar of shame, despised by millions. "What are your plans moving forward?" The journalist changed the subject. "I plan to establish the Academy for Human Civilization Revival." I gestured towards the buildings in the east. "That's where we'll groom a new generation of scientists." Suddenly, the captain of the guards burst in. "Dr. Cloude, two more wanderers have been discovered in Zone B7."

At the same time, it suddenly dawned on us that humans were monsters without laws and morals to restrain them. "I don't want to go to this base anymore." It felt like a place that devoured people without leaving anything behind. "You guys will eventually run out of food." Ashton sighed. "At least the base has started large-scale farming. Besides, not everyone is bad. It's just that some people's true nature is revealed. It's a fifty-fifty chance." … When we arrived at the base, a group of armed men surrounded us. They took half of our supplies and led us to the medical room.

There were gardens grown under artificial suns, libraries filled with digital knowledge, and rooms designed to help New Humans control their energy. For the sisters, it was a paradise. They moved through the halls with wide eyes, touching the walls and tasting the fresh water. For the first time since they left their tanks, the fear in their eyes began to fade. Faith followed the old man to the top of the tower, leaving Killian and Leo to help the sisters settle in. “My father built this place as a backup,” Faith said, looking at the massive holographic map of the world in the center of the room. But he never told me how many people were really here.

He screamed as he frowned at the pain from my blow and rub on the sore spot. In the afternoon, Mr. Walker ordered Aslan assigned as my bodyguard from now on to send me to my new apartment. At first I turned it down I think it isn't necessary but Mr. Walker insisted. For now, we don’t want to make an obvious move so I’ll stay here a few days or maybe weeks. My new apartment is located in The Blue Orbs. The last time I was here is when we spent our one night in this building. I was speechless as soon as I opened the door of the apartment. It is on another level than my apartment. My jaw dropped while my eyes almost popped out of their sockets.

The entire energy in the room shifted. Reid paused, focusing on the message. “The glitch before the message,” he muttered. “It’s telling us something.” Austin leaned closer, scribbling notes on paper. His eyes flicked between the screen and his notes before realization hit. “It’s blueprints,” he said, voice tense. “Of Atlas Holdings’ headquarters in Boston.” “Fuck,” Killian muttered, running a hand over his jaw. Drew’s smirk vanished. “Well… that’s a problem.” Logan braced his hands on the table. “That base is supposed to be secure.”

"Fighting tiger?? That's lame dude. The Merc sounds dope to me. The whole Organization calls you the Merc." "Fine! Fine! The Merc it is then." Abel shrugged. The elevator stopped moving, the door opened, both Abel and Jenny stepping out. "Woww!" Abel exclaimed, impressed by the structure of the base. The infrastructure was near futuristic. Drones flying around, large screens displaying several footages gathered from the very own satellite of Horizon Zero. At both sides, were 6th generation computers, with trained personnels operating it. After were high tech weapons placed and cleaned on a large table near the edge.

In the early 3100’s global warming and rising sea levels rendered Earth inhabitable. Governments’ & corporations around the world scavenged for a habitable planets across the vast Space and one group, led by ISRO, settled on the TRAPPIST’s binary system with a red dwarf sun. The planet was teeming with alien life, but most astounding was the humanoid race, now extinct, that were indigenous to the planet. They resembled humans and had pyramid shrines. Refugees from Earth divided in two cultural societies: One that believed the aliens to be Gods and the progenitors of humans on earth – The Ancients and other that believed in the one true God – The nameless God ‘Yesus. Humans took over and made

"Ahanu, make sure the border is secured while I'm away and double the patrols. I have a feeling the were-bears are going to find out about my agreement with the humans and try to make a move against us. I also want you to send two of our best to go check out the spring today before we arrive, sniff it out and make sure no one has been there recently. They can mind link me directly to let me know." Ahanu turned his attention to the river. "I'll get it done." I can already tell he's talking through the mind link. "Do you really think they would try and make war against us Tyee?" I gave a slight nod. "Nothing is for certain but I know the bear chief isn't going to be happy about us helping the