The World Without Us Book Novels & Stories

A cold, mechanical voice suddenly rang out. [Do you want to leave this world?] "Yes." My mom held me tightly. In my dad's horrified stare, she jumped. He lunged forward like a madman, but his hands grabbed nothing but air. My mom's voice was ice cold. "David, goodbye forever." The next second, our bodies were wrapped in a soft glow and disappeared completely before his eyes.

The Jackals held their breath. ​The warehouse, the city, and the empire were all balanced on the edge of a single heartbeat. The "Proposal" was forgotten on the table. The "Vatican White" was a ghost. There was only the father, the lover, and the girl caught in the crossfire of a war that had no winners. ​"Goodbye, Roman," Arthur said, his voice cold and final. ​"Not today, Vulture," Roman replied.

"It’s not a 'Broadcast' anymore. It’s a Heartbeat. The planet is... Living." The 196th Chapter was the end of the "Global War." There was no one left to "Audit" us. The West was a ruin, the Coalition was a memory, and the Moon was a dead observer. But as I looked toward the South, I saw a new kind of light. It wasn't cyan or white. It was the Glow of a Billion Campfires. "They're waking up, Darlene," Eryx said, his hand in mine. "All of them. Without the filters, without the audits... they're finally going to find out what it means to be Human and Wolf at the same time."

"It came from us. Our sex fest was the key to saving the world. It's why Iris needed us how she needed us. If we hadn't come together like that the world wouldn't have stood a chance." We did this, all of these green trees and the blue sky, the absence of war, it's because of us. There are more people. And as we stand here, I see even more coming our way. It's like we lit up a beacon to bring more humans here. We are their safety net.

I spun around going through all universes and landed on the universe I knew it was reporting on. "It looks like the universe of wild life no longer exists." I stated as I looked at the universes map that was now completely grey and lifeless. In a few hundred years all wildlife would be gone forever and all humans would suffer. They would never understand or be able to fix their problems. I looked back down at the next page and sliced through it. I didn't even have to look up at the screen that was going off now. The universe of empathy and humanity. How ironic is it that the second page is a universe that helps fuel all hope in mortal realms. How fitting.

Instead of a question—. It showed a future. An era of no human war. No war. No hunger. No uncertainty. Perfect coordination. Perfect efficiency. No one made harmful choices. Because harmful choices were impossible. The impact was felt by Amina. The appeal. The seduction. A world without suffering. But also—. Without deviation. Without surprise. Without growth. Without…. Choice. The projection faded. And the presence asked: WOULD YOU ACCEPT THIS? Miriam stepped forward instantly. “Yes.”.

Third person's P.O.V 2350 A.D The vast blue ocean stretched all over the horizon, coloring the world of the mid realm with its serenity and peace. The scene was truly breathtaking as it was the God's fine work and artistry that made the world of Meniscus happen. Meniscus, the only place; an object made of earth and air and fire and water, twice the sizes of the cooling moons, has sustained the growing life that the God of Man has successfully conjured.

Just coming in from outside should leave something. As I look down at my clean white clothing, I remember that I am no longer on Terra. I was carried into the Celestial Realm. There is no dirt here, no soil. This is a world above the clouds, far removed from the mud, rocks, and sand. Thinking of this reminds me of Primus and his mud men. He would not be able to make them here. He’d be almost powerless in a world without earth. Could he survive someplace like this? Even if we had managed to get everyone beyond the gate, would he have simply faded into nothing?

He paced back and forth like the wipers of a windshield on a rainy day before continuing. “Not all of us might have noticed this but there is no good without evil.” He dropped the marker in his hands and turned to face the students with his arms folded into one another. “No bliss without misery. No wealth without destitution. No death without life.” He paused to catch his breath before continuing, “That is the only way this world we live in balances itself and makes here habitable for all forms of life; ours included. That is the Macrocosmic Order from TJ Macy's book, ‘Unsaid Principles’.”

Hennesey asked. “Tich, tich, no. This is not a bioweapon but a place beyond Earth. I call it the Small World; you see, there is a problem when it comes to noncultivators trying to live in this environment. They can’t; you are witnessing the outcome of trying to enter where you should never venture.” Blake explained and rose from his seat. “Come, we need to leave the facility so you can appreciate the gift I bestowed on your Alliance.”