In the wake of destruction, the world longs for peace, and at the edge of war, a new framework for international cooperation begins to emerge. Through the ruins and testimonies of survivors, humanity vows never to repeat the tragedies of the past. The new age places human values and collaboration above science, gradually guiding the world toward unity and reconstruction. A supranational administrative structure is proposed, and society is reshaped around ethics and education. In the final chapter, the ailing leader Karenin quietly concludes his life as a symbol of peace and progress, witnessing the dawn of a new world.
