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The Last Girl From Earth

The Last Girl From Earth

Earth disappeared 183 years ago. Humanity is extinct. At least, that's what the galaxy believes. Twenty-two-year-old Lyra Vale has spent her life scavenging dead ships on Obsidian Moon. She knows nothing about Earth, nothing about royalty, and nothing about why ancient technology seems to recognize her. Until she discovers a mysterious black sphere inside a dead spacecraft. The moment Lyra touches it, every starship in the galaxy loses power for thirteen seconds. Then every communication network receives the same message: EARTH HAS AWAKENED. Suddenly, the most powerful empire in the galaxy is hunting her. Crown Prince Kael Veyron captures Lyra and is ordered to execute her. But when ancient technology identifies Lyra as the Sovereign of Humanity, Kael realizes his prisoner is not merely the last human. She's the last heir to a civilization the galaxy deliberately erased from history. As Lyra and Kael travel through forbidden space, they uncover a conspiracy spanning centuries. Humanity wasn't destroyed. Earth wasn't abandoned. And the galaxy's official history is a lie. But the greatest secret is still waiting. Something ancient is imprisoned beneath Earth. Something called The Silence. And Lyra's DNA may be the only thing capable of releasing it - or stopping it. Now Lyra must decide whether to reclaim humanity's throne or save the galaxy from the people who destroyed her world. And Kael must choose between his crown and the woman he was ordered to kill.
Global Flood: I built a Doomsday Ark with a 10,000x Multiplier

Global Flood: I built a Doomsday Ark with a 10,000x Multiplier

Global Flood: I Built a Doomsday Ark with a 10,000x Multiplier Leo Hart was kind, trusting, and rich, and that got him killed. When the Great Deluge drowned the world, his fiancƩe Sienna and best friend Trent stole his supplies and left him on a raft to be eaten alive by mutated crabs. Then he wakes up 45 days before the flood, with the system he needed all along: an Infinite Stasis Space where time stands still, and a Multiplier that can turn any stack of items into 10,000 times as many, once a day. This time, Leo is cold, calculating, and utterly selfish. He leverages every loan he can get and multiplies water, food, steel, ammunition, and fuel into a hoard that could keep a hundred thousand people alive. He buys an ugly amphibious RV he calls the Nomad. While Sienna and Trent drain his accounts for a luxury vacation, he quietly documents their embezzlement. Then the flood hits, the world drowns, and Leo watches from his RV with a hot steak while they are trapped in a sinking hotel. In the new world, clean water and hot meals are worth more than gold. Leo trades for Evolution Cores and watches Sienna's looks turn worthless as she starves. He upgrades the Nomad into an armored hover-yacht and recruits Kira, a lethal sniper who is no damsel and wants his resources, not his protection. Together they kill a giant mutant crocodile, annihilate the Iron Jaw pirate fleet, and starve out Trent's corrupt flotilla until he surrenders and scrubs Leo's bilge tanks. A dive into the Mariana Trench brings a nuclear submersible, then a final epic battle with the Abyssal Leviathan, where Kira lands the killing shot. Leo absorbs the Leviathan's core and upgrades his ship into a floating fortress. He becomes the undisputed god-king of the ocean, with every faction bowing to his Sovereign Fleet. He started as the world's easiest mark and ends as the man who won the apocalypse.