Spatial Storage and a System Before the Apocalypse
by GDMac
Twenty-eight days before the world changes forever, Lena Mercer receives an impossible warning: Earth is approaching Transition, a planetary event with a catastrophic projected survival rate. The same mysterious System that delivers the warning gives Lena something even more impossible, access to a vast spatial inventory where time stands still. Food never spoils. Medicine never expires. Machines never rust. Anything she can store today can be preserved for the world that comes after. When the System predicts an inexplicable change in an asteroid’s trajectory, Lena finally has proof that the countdown is real. Twenty-eight days isn’t enough time to save the world. But it might be enough time to prepare. As governments race to understand the approaching threat, Lena searches for a defensible place to build a future, stockpiles everything from livestock genetics to medical equipment, and joins forces with billionaire Adrian Vale, whose money, technology, and global resources give her plans a scale she never imagined. Then Transition begins. Floods swallow cities. Temperatures reach extremes beyond human tolerance. Plants and Animals mutate. A fraction of humanity awakens strange abilities. Governments crumble against disasters that refuse to end, and desperate survivors discover that other people can be as dangerous as the changing world. Lena thought her gift was meant to help her survive. She was wrong. Long before humanity knew Transition existed, something chose her for a reason. And surviving Transition may only be the beginning. — Description from novelcodex.org
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