A future Earth where animals have become extinct due to a zoonotic virus.
The last living cat, Eun-sil, cries can be heard.
Seorim and Jose's green action begins!
A new concept ecological sci-fi fantasy fairy tale, "Time Cat: A World Where Animals Disappeared," has been published.

Fear of viruses due to COVID-19 has spread across the world.
We live in an age where no one can guarantee when and what variables will emerge and change human survival and the Earth's ecology due to environmental pollution and climate change.
One of the reasons COVID-19 has brought unprecedented fear to humanity is that the virus has "zoonotic potential."
As a total of 89 companion animals were confirmed to have tested positive for COVID-19 in Korea (Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs), the need for animal vaccine development has been raised.
The COVID-19 virus can infect both animals and humans, but to date there have been no cases of animal-to-human transmission.


What would happen if all mammals except humans disappeared from Earth? "Time Cat: The World Without Animals" is a fantasy tale set on a planet devastated by a zoonotic virus.
This fairy tale depicts the adventures of Seorim, a slum girl, as she discovers Eunsil, the world's last cat. It will move children to understand the values ​​of "life" and "coexistence," while also providing thrilling entertainment with a story that unfolds with a sense of urgency, just like watching a movie.

I was walking, lost in thought, when suddenly I felt a tickle near my leg.
I looked down very slowly.
Something like a ball of fur was rubbing against my leg.
As soon as my eyes met itss, I jumped as if I had been shocked by electricity.

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Suddenly the guy opened his mouth wide and made a strange noise.
Then he vomited something out of his mouth.
It was a wet ball of fur.
I couldn't understand what was going on, a robot vomiting.
Suddenly, I remembered a book I read somewhere that said that cats sometimes vomit up the fur they swallow while grooming themselves.
Was that what they called a hairball? But why was the robot spitting it out? Then a ridiculous thought crossed my mind.

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Suddenly, I thought that the owner might have given the boy's name, Eunsil, because it resembled a silver thread.
The cat kept acting cute, whether it knew I was trying to sell it or not.
It climbed up on my leg, kneaded, lay down on its back, and tapped the floor with its tail.
It meant that he trusted and relied on me that much.
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But a moment later, my dad, who had clearly been in the basement, was standing behind me as if he had teleported.
I asked what happened, but my dad just smiled and said, "It's a secret."
'I wonder if there's a secret door in the basement that leads outside?' I jumped up and examined the wall.
The part with a different color was the door.

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My heart was pounding with nervousness, but I approached the lab entrance as naturally as possible.
We squeezed into the already long line of children.
Mr. Red Hong's biometric chip worked well and he was able to pass through the main gate security system without a hitch.

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Suddenly, the machine that had been shaking violently stopped vibrating.
Then, my body floated up as if in a vacuum.
At the same time, it flew backwards at a tremendous speed.
I could see light streaming through a small window in the door.
The speed gradually increased until finally a white flash appeared before my eyes and it exploded.
My ears were ringing.
I finally opened my eyes after the beeping sound disappeared.
All around was quiet.
The machine disappeared and only Eun-sil and I were left alone.

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The moment my mother finished writing the email and was about to click the send button, her eyes suddenly lit up.
A wormhole was opening.
"There's still time left, so why already?" I wondered, and then a hand suddenly popped out of the wormhole.
Soon after, the body of the director with a very distorted expression came out completely.

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All the strength left my body at my mother's words.
Without the windmill village, there's no Jose? Jose doesn't exist in this world? I recalled Jose's last image, running away with a bright smile.
My heart felt empty, as if something precious had disappeared.

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