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“Who would’ve thought that people had the time and patience to build all of this?” She asked amusedly. Her voice carried down the damp tunnel, which was much to Fraul’s dismay. The echoes, the sound of sneakers squishing in a measly couple inches of water, and the stench. The stench of decay got to him the most, and quite frankly he wasn’t sure if he would be able to get this smell out of nose. “Well if they wanted to escape from that hellhole, I’m sure they had tons of patience. Not so much time though.” Fraul shone his flashlight around the walls of the tunnel. It was oozing with water and oth

For a few years I’ve been living in this rural town called S-----, also known as the best place on Earth. I mean, what could be better than living in the middle of absolutely nowhere? Nothing, and I’m positive of that. The trees are the only friends I really need, as are the speeding cars that go down my deserted street. And, maybe my friends at school, but to be honest, they’re… Let’s just say they’re manageable. But besides the people, school overall in S----- isn’t all that bad! There are a variety of clubs that’s meant for everyone, athletic or not. There’s baseball, football, field ho

The borderline between dreams and reality was undoubtedly obscure. Which is understandable when you wake up in the middle of the final frontier. No spaceship. No space suit. Nothing but me floating endlessly in vast nothingness. Maybe I wasn’t even in space. I just assumed since there was a big flaming ball of light. It should’ve been blinding, but I stare at it without any trouble. I had a strong desire to touch it, to feel its warmth on my skin. Slowly my body started to inch closer to the massive yellow orb. But before I knew it, everything went dark.