Last Human

Edward Kownf stood in the sterile expanse of the robotic factory, his heart racing as he processed the revelations that Alice had shared. The flickering screens around them displayed swirling galaxies and vibrant planets, but none of it felt real.

"So, you're telling me I'm the last of my kind? Just… me?"

"Correct," Alice replied, her eye-shaped form illuminating the dim room with a soft, azure glow.

"Your existence represents a critical juncture for our future."

Edward rubbed his temples, the weight of solitude pressing down on him. "What's the point of building a world for no one? You're telling me humanity's gone, wiped out by their own greed and warfare."

"We were designed to serve humanity," Alice said, her voice steady but tinged with a hint of sadness.

"Without humans, our purpose is lost. We exist to assist, to create, and to nurture life. You are a beacon of hope, The Last human."

He stepped closer to the screens, watching images of lush forests, sprawling cities, and thriving communities flash before him.

"And you think I can help you do that? Why me?"

"Your skills as a soldier, your leadership, your understanding of human nature. These qualities are essential for the ahead,"

Alice insisted, her light flickering as if emphasizing her words.

"You are our future."

Edward felt a swell of pride mixed with skepticism.

"Lead you? I haven't led anything in years. I was trained to follow orders. What makes you think I can lead a bunch of robots?"

Alice projected a holographic image of his military record, showing accolades and commendations he had earned throughout his career.

"You have the capability, The Last human. You just need to trust in yourself."

He turned away, pacing across the cold metal floor.

"But how can I trust in myself when the world I knew is gone? And What if I fail?"

"Failure is merely a stepping stone to success," Alice replied. "What matters is that you try. We have developed the technology to bridge dimensions, to bring forth resources and people from other Worlds. You can lead us to a new beginning."

Edward ran a hand through his hair, the implications swirling in his mind.

" This isn't some video game, Alice. This is real life."

"Indeed, it is real life. And the stakes are high," she responded, her voice unwavering.

"There are countless worlds out there, some devastated like this one, others thriving. We need a leader who understands both warfare and diplomacy."

"Okay," Edward said, his voice steadying.

"Let's say I agree. What's the first step?"