Saturday, February 23, 2013

The Cure Introduction

(The genre of the Cure series is romance, horror, science fiction. Please comment on my introduction. Also before I start typing the first chapter please tell me any tips for me. I will also do some drawings of some chapters as well later on. So enjoy this please. = ) )

                                                     Introduction
The year 2064 is supposed to be the era of new technologies with new machines that would be used in everyone's daily life. But no one, especially in Canada expected that this could happen. An explosion which was twice more deadlier than a nuke, an explosion which destroyed Yukon and took half of British Columbia with it. That was a problem but the worst problem is the leftover gas in the atmosphere. A gas which isn't normal since it was being studying in a laboratory. The thing that makes it not normal is that it would take 50 years to clear up and it would take the gas two years to spread around the whole planet. Not only is that a problem but every human will have to wear a gas mask until the gas clears up. If humans are exposed to this gas they change both appearances and DNA. It's like the idea of zombies but a bite or a scratch won't change a human into the same thing. If a human is exposed to the gas for more than a week they will transform. They would transform into savages, they will be savages. They would forget about whom they are and forget how to act as humans. They would even kill their own family member because this gas is so deadly that it can change a human in to something else. The gas is called "Shift" gas since it can shift everything about a human. There is also a pro from this which is that if you have been exposed to the gas less than a week you gain a special ability. Abilities which strengthen the human DNA and making humans evolve. Right now Canada is trying to survive and USA is preparing for the "Shift" gas.  Since USA is busy and other countries pretend to not notice the steak that Canada is in there may be no hope for Canada; yet.

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