A new existence

Everyday

Waking up in your cloud 'castle' and jumping through some floors to get to the kitchen since there are no actual walls in this new place that's called home. You'll eat some breakfast and then go outside, but be careful where you step 'cause if you stand in one spot for too long you'll fall through and fall to your death, just kidding that would never actually happen. The 'bottom floor' which is the lowest possible level you could be on, besides the earth, has these weird things on them that keep this world afloat somehow. Anyways you grab your floater and drift off to school. Since this 'new world' is still, well, new and all there are no cars like there used to be so now floaters are used. Floaters are little square see-through plate type things in which you stand on to get from here to there. You just press the big green button and that activates gravity resistants. Schools are the same basics as a house, bigger of course, but some rooms like an office, bathrooms, and locker rooms have walls that work just like the bottom floor but it's walls. Then you do the whole school thing and all that jazz it's exactly the same thing as it was, but when you daydream you can't go to the clouds cause you're already there! This world has existed for only 5-6 years because of the pollution on the ground level was so bad that it wasn't livable anymore. Of course this world is still a working progress but it's manageable. After a day at school you go back home. Internet is down though, because of the world wide move the science people had to focus all energy they could into it, and being alive is more important than updating Facebook. You'll usually go to your best friends house and gossip, but after an hour or so you go home and do homework. Just because there's no Internet connection doesn't mean that you don't have electronics, and since paper isn't every where anymore a phone or iPad ya what you have to do your homework on. Then you'll get some sort of snack and go to bed. That's as normal a day as it gets but tomorrow is almost always different.