What Would You Do If The World Was Ending Novels & Stories

She spat, “How could you have died in something as stupid as a fire? I would’ve rather the curse take you, because I knew you’d do everything to fight against it.” My eyes strayed to my mates, whose backs were turned to us. “Nothing was what we thought it was. I’ve got to say, I’m glad I didn’t die in that fire.” Lina made a sound of agreement, which turned into an exhausted laugh. “What happened that day, anyway?” I lifted a brow, “You sure you want to know? It’s not pretty.” “Theres a good chance the world is going to end tonight. I think I can handle it.”

"Since you said the most important thing in the world is the world itself." "Well, there's that," he said. "And the simple fact that everything that starts has an inevitable end. Including the Earth and the universe." "Do you seriously think the world will end in our lifetimes, though?" I asked. "You know. Before our sun explodes in a supernova it'll expand and engulf our solar system, including the Earth, but that's not for millions of years, right?" "There's that theory, yeah," he said. "But anything could happen. A meteor, for example. Think of the dinosaurs."

With those evil people out of the way, the world will be a more bearable place for everyone, at least for the meantime. The End.

"I think we need all the help we could get at this point." Cassandra thought it over for a whole long moment. She couldn't deny the logic and the voice of the majority. If they died, the rest of the world, or worlds, would fall into an apocalypse. Either way, they were all doomed. No use for arguing. "Alright then," Cassandra sighed at last. "Till Koschei do us apart. Let's go!"

"Are you sure you're ready to hear it? It might need the most heroic deed for the good of the world and if you say you are the biggest sinner, do you deserve to hear it?" "You brought it up and I still don't know what it- whatever it is, is!!! So tell me before I lose interest." "It's the end of the world; and the people responsible for it." "Are you joking right now?" Rydian stared deeply at her. His eyes flushed hints of gold. Then the darkened. "This is one matter I will never take for joke. The only thing standing between Armageddon and its cause now is you and unless you know the right way to go about stopping it, Eden is doomed."

We are on this earth for a certain number of days. Our time could end at any second. Nothing in this world is guaranteed. Nothing is set in stone. There is nothing worse to me than not knowing how my thyroid will turn out. Which way will the pendulum swing? If it swings in my favor, the world could be fine and I could live to be one-hundred. However, if things turn sour and the raven knocks on my door like that old Edgar Allen Poe poem, then I could be dead in a few years or a few decades.

I cannot fathom the thought of losing Aria and felt like the world just come crashing on me. "Watch Djinn," he said to me. He grabbed my chin and turned my head around making me witness the realm scorched by the heat of the blast. "This is what I am going to do to the rest of the world." I stare blankly at the burning realm. Motionless and passive. I'm having nausea and a throbbing headache. I couldn't process in my head the possibility that my friends are already gone. I lose the will to live knowing that the world is coming to its end.

Meager shares now are better than full shares for a little bit and then nothing. If the food runs out, this place won't last long. The survivors and soldiers won't be able to keep up their stamina, and then we'll be overrun in a heartbeat. I can only imagine how much destruction will happen if just one creature manages to make its way into the fortified school. Just thinking about the chaos, the bloodshed, and the destruction makes me sick to my stomach, and I can feel my appetite failing. But this is the end of the world, and I can't afford to not eat...just in case.

Who said I was planning to fight the bear to the death? Justin watched me from above, feeling a strange mix of hope and worry. He hoped I would win, but he was worried about what he would do if I actually died. The moment the cage door opened, the bear charged at me. Justin, not wanting to see the gruesome scene, closed his eyes and prayed for me. However, the sounds of a violent attack that everyone was expecting never came. Instead, the crowd gasped in shock. I had quickly picked up some stones and hit the bear’s most vulnerable spots.

My eyelids dragged shut and the world tipped into blackness. The last thing I heard was his voice, loud and frantic, shouting my name. And then, nothing. What if this was it? What if it all just ended here, right now? Maybe then… I’d finally be at peace.