In the distant future, long after Earth has faded into myth, a deep-space vessel—the Vigilant—intercepts an ancient signal of unknown origin. Dispatched to locate the source, the crew soon realizes the transmission is not simply a message, but a conscious, parasitic pattern—one that erodes memory, distorts reality, and rewrites identity.

As the Vigilant ventures deeper into uncharted space, crew members begin to experience hallucinations, time loops, and existential breakdowns. They no longer know what is real, or even who they are. The signal doesn’t just communicate—it consumes.

Told in first person by an unnamed narrator, No One Remembers Earth is a descent into cosmic madness, where truth is a weapon and memory is the last battleground for the soul.

HALCYON detected a signal—a planet matching old Earth's parameters. Oceans. Landmasses. Atmosphere.


But Earth had been gone for centuries. Not destroyed—forgotten. Erased by the failure to remember it.


I initiated descent. The ship responded too smoothly, like it had done this before.


I landed in what should have been the American Midwest. Grass. Sky. Silence.


I stepped out and found a town. Empty. Preserved. Every house filled with objects I recognized from my childhood. Photos of me. Toys I lost. Books I never read.


Then I saw a version of myself on a porch, sipping tea.


Chapter 17 - Chapter 17: Earth?