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The End



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Fri Dec 26, 2014 7:14 pm
TinyJarStoredDreams says...



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Well it's finally time. After years and years of false world endings, this one was actually true. No it isn't like the entire world caved in or the sun crashed into earth. This one happened much more slowly. The weather patterns over the past 20 years have been becoming more intense and random leading u to this one day the entire system collapsed. There is no warm, only hot or cold. There is no moist, only flooded or bone dry. Either pitch black or enough to blind you in one look outside. You must be very careful because these patterns can change in a matter of minutes.

Now your hometown of Los Angeles is still in tact, for the most part. Some parts have been rioted over and burnt to ashes but 90% is still okay, for now. It would be smart to only go out in circumstances that are less extreme. Like only going out in the dark with a flashlight so you don't melt in the light. Packing on tons of layers and clothing and going out in the cold. Finding a raincoat or umbrella and going out in the rain. You get the jist?


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Your goal of the Storybook is to survive as long as you can in these conditions. Yes there will be deaths so don't be butt-hurt if you character is dying. But please don't kill anyone off without the writers and my permission. Good luck.
How the hell are we suppose to look forward to the future if we aren't sure if we will be alive in the next 20 seconds?








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