David gasps, swinging his arms around chaotically, suddenly awakened from a comatose state, locked within a prison of purple liquid. His flailing hands found the edge of the vat, and he pulled himself up, gasping as he managed to throw himself onto the solid foundation of the basement floor. He rubbed the excess fluid off his face, looking around. The last thing he remembered was going to the basement to check on a leak, and now here he was. He glanced at his wristwatch to find that it still displayed "8:42 P.M.", the exact same time he had fallen in, it must have stopped working. He peered over the edge of the floor at the strange purple concoction. Despite close inspection, he still had no clue of what the material could be. He stood up shakily, observing the basement. It looked pretty much normal, except for the amount of vegetation covering the floor, the walls, and the ceilings. Thinking back, he didn't remember the house being anything like this. He hurried up the stairs, nearly breaking through a wooden step, despite the stairs being newly installed when he had been last awake. "Hello?!" He called out as he ran upstairs. "Anyone home?" The house seemed...empty. Everyone and everything gone. Plants covering everything. "Damn, how long was I out?" David ran out of the house as fast as he could, and had to put a hand over his eyes as the sun (which he had not seen for years, though he didn't know this yet) nearly blinded him with glare. But as his pupils adjusted, he saw what was before him. Everything was changed, the signs of a great impact were all too evident. His jaw hung open in disbelief. "...My God. What happened?"<br/><br/>--------<br/><br/>Everest shivered besides her own puddle, grasping around for her clothes. "Guys? Guys where are you? This isn't funny!" She called out, looking for her friends, who had since been long gone. Dressing herself properly, she stood and looked around. "Oh no...what...how?-" She dashed forward, coming to a nearby cliff that overlooked the nearest small town. The sight made Everest go pale. It looked like the place had been bombed, no, bombed three or four times. The normally bustling village was absent of any movement besides the wind. "Hello?!" calls out Everest to no response. The girl shook her head, and began descending the slope down to the town, rushing to see if she could find anyone she knew, or even just anyone at all. Something had happened in that purple liquid, and the sooner she could figure that out, the better.<br/><br/><br/>((So do you set up the environment for us Miss Clare? Or is it more 'explore-for-yourself and decide'?))