The End of the World

Humanity's base instincts conquered society. Men, women and children who had never known more than temporary pain were dipped into agony smashed into suffering like the plants and animals whose habitats they had destroyed. Aside from those murdered, nobody died. The hunger grew until one day you woke up different. You felt not hungry, not tired and pains melted from your body. Yet there was no joy in life, no way of understanding the death around you when you would live forever. She came to the sea alone that day. The other visitors had gradually gone. How much time had passed? Moonlight dulled like an old coin and sunlight shone on emptiness. Clocks and watches were absurd like cars built out