The twenty-second century. Humanity basked in its gilded cage: equality enshrined, abundance unbound, the solar system thrumming with contentment. Martian cities glittered, lifespans stretched beyond reckoning—until the void exhaled the Qhennthyk. Silent, implacable, they offered no treaties. Only oblivion.
Earth’s councils wavered: expose the terror and risk collapse, or bury the truth and doom billions? Defiance stirred in the shadows. Colonies cast desperate lotteries in the abyss. A question festered: What solace is paradise when the universe demands its tithe?
Hubris traces a brutal pilgrimage through shattered dreams, probing the last embers of hope in a world undone. When control unravels, what binds us? And is oblivion the final cost of Eden?
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