/I lived on ARC/ Chapter 1

by whennen1

Published November 25, 2010

"Legend where are you taking me",said Astro. "BARK BARK"said legend. "Well I would expect you not responding or you just taking us to a stop", said Astro. Thats me Astro and my Dog Legend, it has been hard surviving, because maybe im the last human or we have not hit a dead city yet to look at the convience stores for food that is not moldy. Well I guess since you know im the last human, I should at least tell you how the rest of my species died. It was simple a little too simple,The World Goverment had Nuclear missles, We had world peace so we were dismantling them thats when it happend, I should mention all the Nuclear missles were in one state, and guess what one nuclear missle was rigged. Say goodbye to world peace it blew up the rest, But that dumb person should have tooken into thought what if the radiation got me, well everyone died except for me, you know why i lived. I won a contest to test out a ANTI-RADIATION-CHAMBER ARC for short. It worked everyone else died. It also had a food supply in there for 2 years, and I managed to live with my dog for 2 years, and then the Radiaton Cleared up and there was no more pollution. Too bad everyone else died.

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Evi wrote a review Review · Nov 28, 2010

*Locked*

Since YWS's and COPA's policy is to not allow writers under 11 to join, this author was banned and therefore critiques probably aren't going to do them much good!

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MissMystery wrote a review Review · Nov 26, 2010

Haii, there! *waves effusively* Wow! This story, it's just "wow",being honest! I love it! I just have one thing to say, down there! Good job, kid! Keep writing! :D *Thumbs up*

"Legend where are you taking me",said Astro.

I think this is more a question! Don't you think? I'm not sure, but maybe what you wanted to say was: "Legend where are you taking me?",asked Astro.



“Hope” is the thing with feathers - That perches in the soul - And sings the tune without the words - And never stops - at all -
— Emily Dickinson