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What would you do if over three quarters of the population was gone in the blink of an eye? That's what fifty humans are asking themselves, as one day in 2115 they wake up with everyone they knew and loved gone for good. From there, things only get worse. An alien species, known as subhuman, takes over the planet, against the will of the hybrids. Sure, they seem friendly, but five of the fifty hybrids soon learn otherwise. Divided into five riveting parts, 1.486: Foreigners of the Fallen tells the story of a terrifying post-human Earth, where there is only one rule: There are no rules. ----- Cover by @amythestnebula Edited by @Elansh Featuring a crossover with @Miramc22 's Time and Space https://www.wattpad.com/story/10088243-time-and-space Highest Ranking: #250 in Science Fiction

In the final book of the Subhumans trilogy, Adam has disappeared from Earth, leaving the subhumans behind to await his return. Meanwhile, Lucius and his army of neohumans are plotting to take the planet back. Eli, Kat, Jamal, and the others are still reeling over just barely winning the war. But their victory is short lived when Lucius unveils a plan that flips everything upside down.

Kyle Mills is the most powerful subhuman on the planet. As a teenager, he used his powers to fight crime and take down evil organizations. But it was never enough. Twenty years later, after tensions between humans and subhumans reached a breaking point, the government sanctioned subhumans into a new district of lower Manhattan called The Homeland. Ever since then, humans and subhumans have lived in two separate worlds. But when a mysterious man named Lucius arrives and offers humans new powers even greater than what subhumans possess, Kyle is suspicious. Lucius wants to train humans for a war that's coming, but only the ones who take his powers will survive. He asks Kyle to be his right hand man and offers to give him more power than he's ever dreamed of. Lucius' new "neohumans" are stronger, faster, and smarter than any subhuman, but they lose all sense of right and wrong. Everything in Kyle is screaming not to trust Lucius. If he refuses, he'll keep his morality, but die in the war. If he accepts, he'll lose it, but live. When being good has never been good enough, could being bad finally be the answer?