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Myriad Reality

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If the records were correct...Four billion?

@Spiritblitz

Wow... that's so many.

Myriad Reality

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Half a million?

@Spiritblitz

Down from?

Myriad Reality

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Well when I left it....it was very large. It was becoming more and more normal. Us humans were taking back Earth. Lots of buildings, a jungle of concrete and machine, with beautiful countrysides. We were able to converge with the other safe areas that was initially blocked by flaming earth. A big pot of Earth’s former self.

@Spiritblitz

How many people were left?

Myriad Reality

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*shrugs*
You know, I never knew how. That wasn’t a question on my mind either. Probably some terrain machine.

@Spiritblitz

What was your home like?

Myriad Reality

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Yes.

@Spiritblitz

How were you able to adapt?

Myriad Reality

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The Fire was more than just fire. It was something powerful enough to heat up the Earth and cause plates to shift in unnatural ways.

@Spiritblitz

Did it also increase volcanic activity?

Myriad Reality

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There were some safe zones, but the few left places of earth were major cities of old. The fire changed the structure of the continents compared to other Earths. My home was once Tokyo, Japan. But after my involvement, we were able to expand the safe land and now a large portion of New Earth, as we call it, is safe from the Fire.

@Spiritblitz

How did fire change continents?

Myriad Reality

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It seems so. The Fire was there waay before I was alive.

@Spiritblitz

I guess it's something you were all just used to at that point.

Myriad Reality

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Yes, but they were from our world. They just adapted to the flame.

@Spiritblitz

So whoever did it might be long gone?

Myriad Reality

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Maybe.

@Spiritblitz

Are the insects still around?