★ 𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐅𝐄𝐂𝐓 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃 !
• dystopian apply fic
• multipls oc's x multiple oc's
In which a group of unlikely teenagers are forced
to pursue a mission to save their home and
venture into a world unknown to th...
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The only thing that all of the delinquents could immensely agree on was that the morning hours of the day was when earth looked it's most beautiful.
Of course, the planet looked beautiful all day and night but there was something so special about being able to witness the bright sun poke up from behind the descending horizon. The once dusky sky of the night receding to make way for the daylight that would liven up the once sleeping land.
Every time the delinquents were able to witness the entrance of the daylight, they couldn't help but feel that the beauty of earth had helped lessen their current suffering. They had lived their entire life inside of a mountain and become so accustomed to the dark and dreary atmosphere that something so minuscule as watching the sun rise brought a smile to their face.
And the morning after the fog was no exception to the beautiful matter.
When Ruby Choi had emerged from the cave that she spent the night in to avoid the fog, she couldn't help but be in awe by the sight of the morning sky. She had never seen anything more bright and vibrant in her entire life. She was fascinated by earth's mysterious beauty.
"It's beautiful, isn't it?" The girl turned and was met with the sight of Dante, who had just emerged from the cave and entered the awakening world.
"It is." Ruby nodded in agreement. "I've always dreamed of seeing the sunrise ever since I was a small child. I only heard about it in stories or when watching old movies."
"There's no windows in the mountain?" Dante asked in amusement.
"Oh, god no." Ruby shook her head, letting out a chuckle. "We basically live in a steel bunker that's buried deep in the mountain. The only light we get is from the lamps and ceiling lights."
"Wow......I couldn't imagine living like that." Dante admitted in disbelief.
"It's all I've ever known until now." Ruby pointed out the obvious.
"Are your people still in the mountain?" Dante pondered.
"Yeah, it's just the hundred of us, who are living on the ground." Ruby confirmed.
Dante looked at her with wide eyes of disbelief because he had seen her camp and he knew that it was being ran by people who were barely even adults. He had no idea how they were supposed to live through the first winter. "But you guys are too young to be here by yourself."
