Unanswered Me Narrative

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It was year 3092, and I was reborn as a thing with legs, again. This time, instead of living in Canada, I lived in a country that was discovered years ago, Urden. Everyone in 3092 was either a hybrid or possessed a super ability. I had a superpower it wasn’t too extraordinary. I remembered that about seven hours ago I bid goodbye to my family. They were an eccentric but powerful and impactful bunch. Then, roughly an hour ago, I fell asleep on a boat and resulted in here, Misty Islands. This island is known for being so mysterious and undiscovered. Yet, I unhesitantly stepped into the island regretless. During the lunch break, I was accompanied by a student named Calla when I went to the roof. She was a mighty but unfriendly individual, I never was too fond of her, but I didn't hate her. Abruptly, she invited me to come with her after school for an errand, and so I did. I can vividly reminisce myself leaping onto a boat and dozing off unconsciously. Now, I'm on the island alone with no supplies for survival. Will I die? Am I being overdramatic? This is when unanswered questions flood my head. …show more content…

Speaking of hunger, I'm starving. My eyes darted everywhere, hoping to find fruit bushes similar to those illustrated in animations. It was an eerily quiet place, no sign of animal life aside from me. I got up and began searching for my meal. I managed to find raspberries and blackberries after I slipped from swinging on a vine. I gazed up and saw coconuts, I thought I was a total nincompoop for not noticing such large source of food. However, it was at an unreachable height, so I stopped trying to reach for

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