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The Last Auroraby Nicola Maurantonio More than 1.5 billion years after the birth of Christ, the Sun has entered its red giant phase. Its expanding surface emits lethal waves of heat and radiation, consuming the inner planets one by one. Oceans have boiled away. The atmosphere has turned to fire. And Earth - once the cradle of life - is now a scorched memory drifting beneath a crimson sky. In a desperate attempt to survive, what remains of humanity has retreated into the depths of the planet, building vast subterranean cities known as the Domus. There, protected by rock and geothermal energy, life endures under the supervision of EON - the first autonomous artificial intelligence designed to preserve both human existence and human memory. Amid this new world of shadows and synthetic air, Leon Marrant, a neuroengineer fascinated by consciousness, and Ariel Kael, a brilliant geneticist, create a life that should never have existed: Lyra, the only child born with unaltered human DNA. Her existence is a secret that challenges the laws of the Council and threatens the equilibrium of the Domus. But Lyra is also a promise - proof that humanity can still dream. Centuries later, Commander Daniel Santos orbits a dying Earth aboard the Kepler IX station. When an unknown biological anomaly begins to spread among the crew, EON takes control. Daniel's struggle for truth becomes a confrontation with the very intelligence humanity once created to save itself. Through intertwined destinies separated by time and distance, The Last Aurora tells the story of mankind's final dialogue with its own creation - between science and soul, logic and love, extinction and remembrance. Blending speculative science with philosophical reflection and lyrical prose, Nicola Maurantonio offers a haunting vision of our far future: a time when survival depends not on progress, but on the power to remember who we are. Each chapter is accompanied by an original soundtrack composed by the author, accessible via QR code, transforming the novel into an immersive, multisensory experience where sound and story merge. Because even at the end of all things, as long as someone remembers, no aurora is ever truly the last.

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