The Pods: Castaway Island Book 3

Continuing the Castaway Island saga, it's time to execute the plan and occupy the Pods. The original plan was to get humans accepted into the multiverse, but then Jayna and Zardoc had to spend decades on a plan to save humanity from itself when the environment rolled over.

After many serious warnings that things needed to change, Jay moved various abhorrent groups to assorted places throughout the multiverse while the Council configured a new planet for the remaining few billion humans they needed to evacuate. Unlike the old Council, this new Council, with Tar-el as chair, would not allow it to become another extinction event.

A Significant number of hyper-advanced hybrids will occupy thousands of Pods parked at various places throughout the multiverse and would be rotated through different locations over the aeons they would be aboard. The master Pod would be permanently parked at the Earth's Lagrange point designated as L2. All of the Pods residents would be occupants until it was time to repopulate the Earth, but during that time, they would all become accepted throughout the multiverse.

Mother Nature needed time to heal and with no humans trashing her, that time would be significantly shorter. In the master Pod with Steven, Zarot, Zanfur, and Ser-el, were the extreme hyper-advanced hybrids whose genetics would be the base for the new breed of humans that will move back to the surface of a seemingly new planet.

Young people taking ill-advised journeys, projects to restart a dead planet, new adventures, and new problems with new solutions. Physics, history, cosmology, and astronomy are only a few of the subjects that pass through the Pods and Castaway Island.

In the end, when her project has been successfully completed, what will Zardoc decide to do? It could be life changing all around, but that would be for the future and as Zardoc always said, the future would take care of itself.