LysergicAlex

The other day I was watching a documentary on the subject if humans were to leave this Earth, in a second, what would happen. I was very interested in this documentary because I have always been interested on what skills it would take to survive in the wild, just like Minecraft, where you have to find shelter and survive. The Documentary said that after a few days, electricity would die off, and that Water Damns would break and windmills would fall apart, leaving the Earth into another dark age. After said power is gone, Nuclear power plants would have melt downs due to the used fuel rods that are supposed to be cooled with water to keep the isotopes of the fuel rods from exploding. An example of this would be Japan and the Chernobyl Disaster. I was the only one left, and all I had were my Ak-47 and a dehydrated foods I had saved. I had to move away from highly populated areas, because the houses would soon fall and the Radiation would kill me if I didn't move to the north. After a few days of non stop traveling, and mapping my progress, I had escaped the radiation and could finally find somewhere to live. I found a field next to a river and water fall. Not only did this seem like a nice place to live, I would be able to progress with my Enlightenment I had always wanted to find while in the wilderness. I first started to make a make shift hoe to plow the place where I would have my garden and food. I found some rocks, sharpened them and chopped down some trees and made wooden planks to make my house. The making of my house was finished within a few days, and I had been eating all the dehydrated food I have stored, which game me strength to go on and make what I needed to make. It felt as though a month had passed and I had finally build my house next to the river that led to the water fall, and made a wooden wheel that rotated on currents to make electricity and heat. My plants started to grow, and I began to start my crop rotation. Later that night, I have noticed that Wolves had been fighting over each other, and I took the pelts from the deceased wolves and used them for blanks to sleep. A pack of wolves found where I lived, and began to try and break my door down. I made a latter earlier to get on the roof. I took my Ak-47 to the roof and started to kill the wolves left and right. The excitement woke me up.