CHAPTER 1 – After the Great Destruction
When Earth transitioned to the fifth dimension, the old world humanity had known had also come to an end. The transition had brought with it the Great Destruction, which changed not only the way people lived, but the entire structure of the planet.
Large parts of the continents where millions of people once lived had been submerged. The seas had risen far beyond their old boundaries, coastlines had disappeared, and the borders separating countries and the roads connecting cities had now lost their meaning. The map of the world had changed completely.
When the waters receded and the planet began to regain its balance, five large islands where life could be sustained remained.
The people who survived the Great Destruction began to settle on these islands. In the early days, their goal was not to establish a new civilization. First and foremost, they had to create areas where they could find shelter, gain access to clean water, produce food, and reestablish connections between communities that had been cut off from one another.
The old countries no longer existed. The old governments, borders, and the order that separated them from one another had also disappeared with the Great Destruction. The survivors knew that the old Earth was no longer before them.
Earth had changed.The five islands were becoming new habitats that would form humanity’s new beginning, while people also had to build a new life in this changed world.
