The Living Afterworld
Four years after an unexplained global collapse, roughly nine million people survive on an Earth where infrastructure has failed, animal life is disappearing, and ecosystems are deteriorating. Mysterious radio transmissions, widespread memory loss, changes in the atmosphere, and sightings of nonhuman entities suggest that the catastrophe is still unfolding.
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- Northline CooperativeA northern settlement network that coordinates food production, migration, and ecological records during the Four-Year Silence. It is closely associated with the Green Census and the preservation of pre-collapse agricultural knowledge.
- The Four-Year SilenceThe Four-Year Silence is the period following the unexplained collapse of global civilization, during which Earth’s surviving population has fallen to approximately nine million and intermittent radio transmissions have become the only evidence of an organized authority.