The end did not arrive with a thunderclap of destruction, but with a silence so profound that it swallowed the roar of the modern world.
It began at 10:00 AM in the General Assembly Hall in New York. Delegates from every corner of the globe were seated, debating a resolution on climate policy. The air was thick with the usual friction of diplomacy—the rustle of papers, the low hum of simultaneous translation, and the weary shuffling of feet.
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