Glassfade: The truth will shatter us

What happens when the world doesn’t end—

but simply stops remembering why it exists?

The collapse came quietly.

Cities still glowed. Systems still ran. Humanity survived. Yet something essential had begun to fade—not life, not technology, but meaning itself.

Mara Keene is one of the last who stayed.

Alone at a remote research outpost, she watches the world thin around her as people vanish without panic, histories dissolve without trace, and silence grows heavier than noise. When a stranger appears—one who claims to be only a witness—Mara learns the truth: the world is not being destroyed. It is being optimized.

And forgetting is part of the process.

As reality fractures, Mara is forced into a confrontation with something impossible: an echo of herself, a living remainder of what the world is trying to erase. Together, they become a disruption—noticed by forces that exist to preserve stability at any cost.

What follows is not a battle for survival, but a reckoning.

Glassfade is a haunting, philosophical science-fiction novella about memory, responsibility, and the danger of endurance without purpose. It explores a quiet apocalypse where the greatest threat is not extinction—but justification.

This is not a story about saving the world.

It is a story about refusing to let it disappear without being remembered.

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E-bog: 8. december 2025