Read by A. L. Ohsen

THE LAND A world without hunger. Without pain. Without struggle. Machines fulfilled every need, and life stretched toward immortality. Humanity stood at its peak-free from the grasp of nature, basking in its own perfection. But perfection has a cost. The Land was not built on compassion, but on exclusion. When the balance broke, the earth itself rebelled. Monuments crumbled. The machines went silent. And humanity turned creation against itself. This is the story of that world-its rise, downfall, and the quiet defiance of those who refused to abandon compassion. A tale of loss and bravery, destruction and renewal, and the desperate fight to keep the last remnant of humanity's soul. For the readers of The Road, Animal Farm, and Dune, welcome to the philosophical utopia

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