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If You Are Chosen to Survive — the portal opens (quotes that pull you in)

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Brief summary: The first two chapters of If You Are Chosen to Survive — Transformation open a door to a world after a silent catastrophe—not of fire, but of oblivion. The Grail “activates,” and Melina and Nathanael awaken at opposite poles: she—between visions and pain; he—between control and numbers.

TL;DR entry quotes:

“Shanghai dissolved before dawn… not with an earthquake, not with a tsunami, but with a silent, cold breath that swallowed everything.”
“On the screen… ‘Code Grail: Activated. Quantum Leap…’”

Why the Prologue and Chapter 1 hit so hard

1) Quiet apocalypse instead of clichésRight in the prologue the city “dissolves” without explosions—memory, laughter, and whispers vanish. This is an apocalypse of consciousness, a “digital plague” that corrodes the core of human identity.

“The world was agonizing… from a viral oblivion—a digital plague that corroded the neurons of memory.”

2) The Grail as protocol, not an object“Code Grail: Activated” turns mysticism into a quantum procedure—trial, guidance, threshold. No savior arrives; consciousness wakes up.

3) Entering Melina’s voice (Chapter 1)The Call of the Grail doesn’t shy away from the bodily cost of vision: a burning wrist, ancient signs beneath the skin, the rhythm of a threshold between worlds.

“My left wrist burned… an invisible wound throbbed with ancient symbols beneath my skin.”

4) The RIFT—metaphysics with physical weightThe dream is a “rift”—not metaphor but a wound in being; the voices of lost civilizations feel almost tactile.

“The dream was not just a dream. It was a rift. A gaping wound in existence.”

5) The Melina—Nathanael counterpointShe hears “the call of eternity”; he believes in numbers and control—until the lights from her notes begin to appear before his eyes too. That tension is the engine of the story.

Shareable snippets

  • “Not the end of civilization. It was the disintegration of the very Heart, which left the world without a pulse.”

  • “Every return from the abyss bore one name… Nathanael.”

  • “Awakened not by a savior, but by an awakened consciousness.”

  • “Past. Present. Future. Everything collided within me, tearing me apart.”

What it promises next

These opening pages set the series formula: metaphysics that cuts like surgery—love and guilt, memory and oblivion, code and rebirth. Most importantly: the Grail isn’t a thing. It’s a frequency. The beginning of transformation.

“In the dreams where cities dissolve like salt in light, the Grail was not an object, but a frequency—a heart key…”

Call to the reader

If these lines resonate, continue with Volume I: Transformation—where the world doesn’t end; it rearranges. And where the question isn’t who will save us, but when we will awaken.


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