Viimeisellä hetkellä: Seikkailuromaani tulevaisilta ajoilta

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Viimeisellä hetkellä: Seikkailuromaani tulevaisilta ajoilta

by Rudolf Rikhard Ruth

FI·~7 hours·36 chapters

Chapters

36 total
1

VIIMEISELLÄ HETKELLÄ

0:08
2

ENSIMMÄINEN OSA - YLI-IHMINEN

0:07
3

ENSIMMÄINEN LUKU

21:29
4

TOINEN LUKU

18:34
5

KOLMAS LUKU

13:59
6

NELJÄS LUKU

18:22
7

VIIDES LUKU

17:23
8

KUUDES LUKU

11:12
9

SEITSEMÄS LUKU

12:24
10

KAHDEKSAS LUKU

20:37

Description

A disorienting plunge into the after‑life opens this daring adventure, where the protagonist finds themselves trapped in a radiant, almost intangible space, teetering between darkness and blinding light. With only fragmented voices—Ho‑Hun, Tai‑Joon and the enigmatic “Great Everything”—to guide them, they grapple with a bewildering mixture of pain, exhilaration and the sensation of an invisible body. As strange, glass‑like devices swirl around a flawless, almost ethereal child‑like figure, the narrator begins to suspect that the realm they have entered is a sophisticated, perhaps alien, laboratory rather than a simple after‑world.

The story quickly shifts from sheer terror to a cautious curiosity, as the protagonist learns to sense the presence of unseen hands and the hum of incomprehensible machinery. Through terse, urgent dialogue and vivid sensory details, the narrative builds a sense of imminent discovery—what purpose does this luminous chamber serve, and who are the beings orchestrating the experience? Listeners are drawn into a suspenseful first act that promises both philosophical questions and pulse‑quickening encounters beyond any known horizon.

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Language

fi

Duration

~7 hours (458K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Juhani Kärkkäinen and Tapio Riikonen

Release date

2020-07-28

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

RR

Rudolf Rikhard Ruth

1889–1957

A Finnish journalist and novelist who helped open the door for crime fiction and early science fiction in Finnish. His life was as varied as his pen names, moving from odd jobs into a career in writing and journalism.

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