World Ender Novels & Stories

Cassidy greeted, hugging Riko back. “Collin’s brain?” Justin laughed as he and Ben joined us. “Burn,” I gave him a high five. “Hilarious guys,” Collin rolled his eyes. “That would imply he ever had one,” Cassidy scoffed. “I love you too, babe,” Collin feigned offense. “Anyway,” Cassidy rolled her eyes. “We had an announcement to make,” Cassidy’s expression went serious. “What’s going on?” Riko frowned. “Well, I’m sorry to tell you that the end of the world is coming. The antichrist will be born in June,” Cassidy sighed with a completely straight face.

I thought we had stabilized the entire ecosystem. “We have,” I said and felt the connection to the loom again flatter. The frequency that received the light beings was unmistakable. She was old. Older than the consortium, older than the Aether City. It was a song. A call for help from a region we have on our maps as “The end the world” – a zone that, after the aura set, was considered energetic was neutral, a white spot on the map of the healed earth. “There’s someone out there,” I whispered while the golden light of my eyes

He can now rest thinking that the one Jana truly loved is him and not those imaginary versions of him. Now they both have to get out of this place and continue their story in the real world. Where there's the final ending, with the people who know them. Denise must be with her boyfriend, James, now. When the former world self-destructed, all of its players were transferred to the real world. They can't delete the existence of a solid faith and a living soul. No game can do that. Ezekiel believes Denise must have no reason anymore to hate him once they go back.

all over again. The End.

Because if he was telling the truth— Then, every universe eventually failed. Every universe eventually ended. Every story eventually reached the same destination. The awakened network dimmed. People across realities feeling despair creeping in. Luke felt it, too The temptation to surrender. To stop fighting. To accept inevitability. Elias noticed. And for the first time— He looked genuinely compassionate. "You misunderstand." The room looked toward him. Elias sighed. Then, I quietly said the most terrifying thing yet. "The End isn't the problem."

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But I'm sorry Dean, this is how we end. ~Chip. _________

said Professor Alex with a slight smile. Finally, what Professor Alex and all members of the Hope organization have been fighting for has paid off. The world doesn't end. The world was saved thanks to the courage and persistence of all, especially Eren. From the start, Eren was destined to be the savior of this fallen world. -End-