The Last Human A Story About the End of Our Civilization

For hundreds of thousands of years, humans shaped the planet. We built cities.

We created art, sent machines to the stars. What if we disappeared?

Within hours, the world goes dark as power grids fail. Nature,

patient and quiet, starts to reclaim what was once hers. Vines crawl up

skyscrapers. Wild animals roam empty streets. The oceans grow quieter,

untroubled by human activity. 10,000 years later, steel collapses, glass turns to

dust. Only stubborn monuments remain. The Pyramids and Mount Rushmore.

Perhaps some plastic, buried deep in the soil, might endure. Deserts now cover