Endoftheuniverse Stories

everybdoy DIES au to madison gets a new car in which somethign happens thats verydifferent from the original story

Just a small collection of short stories about the Doctor, their companions and the universe they live in, because that show just makes me so damn emotional and I have this fascination with the character of the Doctor. Some sweet, but most of them sad. I'm not a native English speaker so I apologize for grammar and spelling mistakes, i'm doing my best

Millions of billions of trillions of quadrillions of eons from now, the Universe is ending, and reality is coming to a close. What started with a Big Bang is heading out with a Big Crunch, and there is only one Star, one source of Life left.

There will never be another new light born in the universe. The last conventional star has burned out, leaving the universe cloaked in darkness. Only a single artificial star, "Last Light"-left behind by multiple ancient hyper-civilizations-faintly illuminated the cold, empty space. Gathered there beneath it were four lonely entities, each having traveled to witness the final moments of the universe. There was Nukumi, a machine intelligence who continuously purges her own memories just to keep functioning. Tomoru, a light-based lifeform from a species that possesses no concept of individuality. Utai, an integrated psyche housing trillions of individual personalities whose voices constantly intertwine. And Tokio, the last living human, who survived a staggering one hundred and eighty thousand years entirely alone. Though they could neither perceive each other's physical forms nor truly grasp one another's concepts, they shared a quiet, lingering dialogue beneath the star's fading glow. Is it a noble thing to preserve memories, or is the eternal present moment all that truly matters? Facing the end of existence, this is the story of the singular truth found by those who have lived through the depths of eternity. A beautiful yet melancholic sci-fi ensemble drama, unfolding amidst the silence and the starlight.

Ever since Sky Captain Lemise Holdif was a boy, he’s been faced with the End of Days. For decades an unknown enemy has been systematically wiping out life in the galaxy, starting with the most advanced societies. Now Arcadia, a world built from the trash of an entire galaxy, is the only planet left capable of distant space travel, and the next target. Lemise is desperate to save his home world, but his plans are interrupted when an alien visitor transports onto his ship.Lead Specialist Paelae Madison is the last of her kind. The only survivor of the First Attack, and bent on revenge for the destruction of her people. In desperation, she teleports onto an Arcadian ship and offers aid in the coming war. Arcadia sees her as a hero, but Lemise is weary to trust a stranger who’s survived over five hundred previous battles.Together the two fight to defeat an enemy far more advanced, and far more cunning than Arcadia has ever known. But extinction lurks around every corner, and The Enemy isn’t the only one threatening to destroy the world.

The very last thing the end of the universe took was a small piece of boiled carrot on the corner of a table. The carrot was unevenly shaped, like a square that had failed to be uniform, but its thickness was fairly even, and thus formed it sat and awaited the end of all things.