Different

Prologue

She walked up to her balcony and looked up at the gorgeous sky which was now designed perfectly and looked more perfect than ever amongst our fine art. While people say the world is ending, she says this was just a beginning to the real world.
Lord's world.
She looked up at the sky and it's every detail.
From the mixes of colour schemes to the swift swipes and stokes perfectly done with the clouds. The way the sunlight created it's very personal colour scheme mixing in with the clouds making them glow in delight. The defined curves os 2 tall buildings mixing in the scene with the clouds to make a perfect sketch. She knew that this was lords world. Earth his living canvas. Nature his first art. Animals his first walking liver. We his best made. But she knew he never might have thought about his creatures could even destroy his creations by using them against him. She knew that somewhere in making development we forgot to take care of the other creations too. She knew this virus was just a way to fix the crap we did. He has to do this to make everyone realize this, to make them look from both sides. But she also knew that people out there won't budge or think about this because they are just too used and stuck up to the world which was destroyed. She looked at the mountains miles away from her, knowing
that those were never seen but before recently.

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He layed on the sofa, staring at the TV which showed some show. He thought that this virus was just a waste of time and effort. He knew that this virus was gonna destroy the world. He knew that this virus was just Lords way of saying "losers, payback time". He knew that once this virus was gone everything would go back to normal and he can come back to who he was. And all the buildings will be made and the world will become better. He looked out to see a mountain. He thought that it was just a waste of space. He just wanted the virus to end and everything to go back to what it was. He knew it would become back to normal. But he was wrong.