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L'appel Du Vide: Book I

Treyvon Meursault

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In the beginning, the world was blanched in rebirth, shrouded in fog and ruled by beasts of yore: primordial basilisks. Their dominion was of amorphous instinct, lizard-brained emotion, until the sun finally rose and with it, a propagation of beings, who inherited the land by means of metacognitive evolution. Unwilling to coexist with their predecessors, these savages slaughtered the basilisks, proclaiming themselves gods of a new age. All was well before another life form emerged: humanity. The weakest, most furtive pygmies were bred for slavery, but as their populations increased, the gods’ control diminished.

Thus began the sun’s descent.

In an effort to prolong his reign, the god-king, Adomania, sacrificed himself to bolster the sun. While the age was artificially prolonged, a curse began to plague prisoners of mortality, doubling their average lifespan. The sun, life force of La Gaudière, enabled the gods to enslave humanity for twice as long.

As the pygmies reproduce and progress, however, the sun falls again, from its center in the universe. Life will cease to exist, lest the gods relinquish power or devise a plan to perpetuate their age interminably…

Pages: 57

Format: Kindle Edition

L'appel Du Vide: Book I

Treyvon Meursault

0/5 ( ratings)

In the beginning, the world was blanched in rebirth, shrouded in fog and ruled by beasts of yore: primordial basilisks. Their dominion was of amorphous instinct, lizard-brained emotion, until the sun finally rose and with it, a propagation of beings, who inherited the land by means of metacognitive evolution. Unwilling to coexist with their predecessors, these savages slaughtered the basilisks, proclaiming themselves gods of a new age. All was well before another life form emerged: humanity. The weakest, most furtive pygmies were bred for slavery, but as their populations increased, the gods’ control diminished.

Thus began the sun’s descent.

In an effort to prolong his reign, the god-king, Adomania, sacrificed himself to bolster the sun. While the age was artificially prolonged, a curse began to plague prisoners of mortality, doubling their average lifespan. The sun, life force of La Gaudière, enabled the gods to enslave humanity for twice as long.

As the pygmies reproduce and progress, however, the sun falls again, from its center in the universe. Life will cease to exist, lest the gods relinquish power or devise a plan to perpetuate their age interminably…

Pages: 57

Format: Kindle Edition

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