Montarion Universe · Trilogy
The Last Rebellion of Earth
It happens after the second chapter of Ending A, in another universe.
José Monteiro said yes. Three times. And, for the first time since the start of the Great Cycles, the universes really started to converge. One year until the Union. Millions of realities are now heading for a single destiny. Worlds will vanish. Stories will cease to have existed. Entire civilizations will be wiped out. But Humanity will survive. Or at least, that's what everyone believed. In a universe far from the one where José Monteiro said the three “yeses”, there is an Earth unlike any other. The Earth that will remain. When convergence begins, the planet awakens to a truth that no civilisation knows: among the countless versions of Earth spread across universes, one will serve as the anchor for the Earth of the Unique Universe. And with this revelation comes another. For Humanity to cross the Union, at least one human from that Earth must remain alive when convergence ends. If the last one dies... the countless human civilizations of other universes will vanish with them. The Earth watches the species born on its surface. Wars. Extinctions. Polluted oceans. Destroyed forests. Altered atmosphere. Thousands of years of violence against the very world that made life possible. And it makes a decision. Humanity will not enter the new Universe. Thus begins the greatest war the human species has ever faced. There is no enemy army. No planet to escape to. No weapon capable of killing the opponent. Because the enemy is the ground beneath your feet. The oceans. The atmosphere. The climate. The Earth itself. As billions of humans disappear, José Monteiro begins to understand that disasters are not accidents. The planet is hunting them. And it has only one goal: to reduce the human population to zero before the Union. José and Alberto are dragged into a war where winning doesn't mean defeating the Earth. It only means surviving it. One year. Then months. Weeks. Days. Hours. Humanity is approaching the end while countless universes move towards convergence. And when only a few humans remain, the question that no one ever imagined having to answer will arise: who will be the last? José? Alberto? Someone else? Maybe no one knows. Because to save all of Humanity... it only takes one human being to keep breathing when the universes become one.
Saga books
The Day the Earth Said Enough
Book I
José Monteiro said yes. Three times. And, for the first time since the start of the Great Cycles, the universes really started to converge. One year until the Union. Millions of realities are now heading for a single destiny. Worlds will vanish. Stories will cease to have existed. Entire civilizations will be wiped out. But Humanity will survive. Or at least, that's what everyone believed. In a universe far from the one where José Monteiro said the three “yeses”, there is an Earth unlike any other. The Earth that will remain. When convergence begins, the planet awakens to a truth that no civilisation knows: among the countless versions of Earth spread across universes, one will serve as the anchor for the Earth of the Unique Universe. And with this revelation comes another. For Humanity to cross the Union, at least one human from that Earth must remain alive when convergence ends. If the last one dies... the countless human civilizations of other universes will vanish with them. The Earth watches the species born on its surface. Wars. Extinctions. Polluted oceans. Destroyed forests. Altered atmosphere. Thousands of years of violence against the very world that made life possible. And it makes a decision. Humanity will not enter the new Universe. Thus begins the greatest war the human species has ever faced. There is no enemy army. No planet to escape to. No weapon capable of killing the opponent. Because the enemy is the ground beneath your feet. The oceans. The atmosphere. The climate. The Earth itself. As billions of humans disappear, José Monteiro begins to understand that disasters are not accidents. The planet is hunting them. And it has only one goal: to reduce the human population to zero before the Union. José and Alberto are dragged into a war where winning doesn't mean defeating the Earth. It only means surviving it. One year. Then months. Weeks. Days. Hours. Humanity is approaching the end while countless universes move towards convergence. And when only a few humans remain, the question that no one ever imagined having to answer will arise: who will be the last? José? Alberto? Someone else? Maybe no one knows. Because to save all of Humanity... it only takes one human being to keep breathing when the universes become one.
The War Against the World
Book II
The Last Human
Book III