Kazeglitch
Humanity did not die by war, disease, or divine judgment.
It ended because the universe shifted.
When a catastrophic resonance event rewrites the fundamental frequencies of reality, every human on Earth is erased in an instant-except one. A man whose mind operates beyond human limits, whose body cannot die, and whose existence absorbs energy from the world itself.
Alone on a silent planet, he becomes both witness and architect of the end.
With a thousand times the cognitive capacity of any human who ever lived, he begins to understand the truth behind the extinction: reality is governed by vibration, frequency, and resonance-and humanity was out of tune. As the last living human, he stands at the edge of evolution, capable of reshaping matter, consciousness, and life itself through sheer will and knowledge.
But creation carries consequences.
As he attempts to rebuild mankind, he must confront impossible questions: Should humanity be reborn as it was, flawed and fragile? Or should a new species rise-engineered to survive the universe's cruel harmony? And if he becomes their creator, can he remain human... or will he become something else entirely?
A cosmic science-fiction epic exploring extinction, godhood, and the price of creation, The Architect of the End asks one haunting question:
If you were the last human alive, would you recreate humanity-or design something better?