The Last Boy on Earth

*Alone in a World That Forgot Him*

### **Chapter 1: Waking Up to Silence**

The first thing Noah noticed was the silence.

No birds. No cars. No hum of electricity. Just the wind brushing against broken windows. He sat up in his bed, the sheets stiff from disuse, and called out for his parents. No answer.

The streets outside were empty. No people, no voices—just abandoned bikes, overturned trash cans, and a single newspaper headline from weeks ago: **"GLOBAL EVACUATION: FINAL STAGE."**

Noah was twelve years old. And as far as he could tell, he was the last boy on Earth.

### **Chapter 2: The Rules of Survival**

The first week was the hardest.

Noah scavenged canned food from empty houses, drank rainwater collected in buckets, and slept with a kitchen knife under his pillow—just in case. He kept a journal, marking each day with a shaky **X**.

*Day 14: Still no one. I checked the police station, the hospital, even the radio tower. Nothing. Where did everyone go?*

That night, he saw a flickering light in the distance. A TV, left on in an empty house. The screen buzzed with static—except for one frame: a blurred symbol (**Δ**) and a voice whispering, **"If you can hear this… you’re not supposed to be here."**

Then, black.

### **Chapter 3: The Hidden Message**

Noah became obsessed with the symbol. He found it spray-painted inside a storm drain, carved into a park bench, even stitched into an old lab coat at the abandoned research facility.

Then, the drones came.

Small, silver, and silent, they hovered just out of reach, watching. One dropped a note:

**"STAY WHERE YOU ARE. HELP IS COMING."**

But Noah didn’t trust it.

### **Chapter 4: The Truth in the Bunker**

Beneath the research facility, Noah found a hidden elevator. It led to a bunker with a single computer, still running. The screen displayed files:

**PROJECT REBIRTH**

**SUBJECT: NOAH K. (IMMUNE)**

**STATUS: LEFT BEHIND (ERROR 047)**

A video played. A scientist, her face grim:

*"If you’re seeing this, the evacuation failed. The world wasn’t saved—it was reset. And you, Noah, weren’t supposed to survive."*

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### **Chapter 5: The Choice**

The drones returned, this time with a voice:

**"Noah, come with us. You’ll be safe."**

But the computer had one last file—a map to a place called **"The Ark,"** where others like him might still exist.

Noah packed his bag, left the bunker, and ran toward the woods. Behind him, the drones gave chase.

He didn’t look back.