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AfterTheFall
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Kara felt her stomach compress itself as the smell got stronger. She hadn't realised she was actually hungry. "Mmmm," she said her mouth watering a little. I seriously hope there's food here, she thought to herself as the entered the building. There were already some children in there eating food, what looked like proper MacDonald's food. "Hello!" she heard someone shout from the other side of the room. Behind the counter there was a young boy, probably around 14, who was wearing a MacDonald's worker cap on his head. "Fancy something to eat?" he asked flashing them a smile. Kara smiled; boy, did she.
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Blake lead the three of them over to the barrier, taking a stand beside it. The sight instilled in her a feeling of awe and of dread as she realised they were trapped inside what appeared to be a massive dome. "Ok, Mr Brainbox," she said turning back to the two kids. "What do you make of this?"
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Alexa could heard only the hollowed sounds of her footsteps on the stone floor as she ventured back though cliff top. "Lupus!" she called shaking up by her own voice as it echoed of the walls. "Jeeh, this place is giving me the creeps," she admitted out loud to herself as she continued her search.
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James smiled. "Thanks," he said coming in. For a moment he didn't seem sure what to do before he decided on taking a seat near them but still at a bit of a distance - he didn't like to feel as if he was imposing on people. "So, um, what are your names?" he asked scratching the back of his head. "Oh, and I'm James, by the way."
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Ella's mouth felt very dry as they continued their way across the desert. "Bear grills makes it look so easy," she mumbled, feet stumbling her a rock in the sand. Her entire body felt like it was being baked in an oven, like all the water was being drawn out of her and being sucked away by the sun. She knew humans could survive up to three weeks without food but only three days without water. What if they couldn't find any water - what if they died out here alone in the wilderness - what would mum say I she found out - would she find out? There were too many questions running around Ella's brain for her to think straight.
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Blake lead the three of them over to the barrier, taking a stand beside it. The sight instilled in her a feeling of awe and of dread as she realised they were trapped inside what appeared to be a massive dome. "Ok, Mr Brainbox," she said turning back to the two kids. "What do you make of this?"
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Alexa could heard only the hollowed sounds of her footsteps on the stone floor as she ventured back though cliff top. "Lupus!" she called shaking up by her own voice as it echoed of the walls. "Jeeh, this place is giving me the creeps," she admitted out loud to herself as she continued her search.
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James smiled. "Thanks," he said coming in. For a moment he didn't seem sure what to do before he decided on taking a seat near them but still at a bit of a distance - he didn't like to feel as if he was imposing on people. "So, um, what are your names?" he asked scratching the back of his head. "Oh, and I'm James, by the way."
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Ella's mouth felt very dry as they continued their way across the desert. "Bear grills makes it look so easy," she mumbled, feet stumbling her a rock in the sand. Her entire body felt like it was being baked in an oven, like all the water was being drawn out of her and being sucked away by the sun. She knew humans could survive up to three weeks without food but only three days without water. What if they couldn't find any water - what if they died out here alone in the wilderness - what would mum say I she found out - would she find out? There were too many questions running around Ella's brain for her to think straight.