holy shit is this milras???!!!! fuck yeah it is!!!! (this doesnt count as a line pls)

3004. Earth has it's flaws, from pollution, to wars. One man was highly respected, seemingly known as the 'emperor' of the world. His advisers were wise, but alas, the emperor wasn't wise enough to listen to one man who depicted the world's end in 3015. 11 years later, a meteor the size of Mercury crashed down on the planet, vaporizing it's citizens and basically destroying the little blue and green planet.

In 3016, a lonely man tumbled out of a confinement where he was held in a lab for over a year. He was surprised as he landed on a planet that was a doppelganger to Earth. Very happy, and not at all confused as how he could breathe in space and not have died, he started roaming around, noticing one thing was different- no humans were there. The place was picture perfect, beautiful flora, the most brightly colored birds. He felt calm there, not at all confused and scared for his safety.

Awoken on a sunny afternoon, he had not at all realized he had fell asleep, nor that there was another human being on the world at all. Yet there was- a lively girl with shimmery, red hair and a dimpled smile, about the same age as him (although he didn't know what age he was.) She seemed kind and happy as she told him jokes in soothing but worried tones, as she pointed out the little scars on his body.

"It's nothing." he would reply, lying to himself and the girl. Of course she didn't noticed the lie, and he pretended not to think of it as he genuinely laughed for the first time ever since he got confined in the lab.

A few days later, he fell in love. He didn't care, not at all, about his own safety or whether to trust the girl or not. He just simply fell in a rapidly flowing river, unable to escape the grasp. Now it was as if the girl was a river and he was a fish- they depended on each other, for him to eat the algae, for her to supply him with air.

He didn't know it, but he was in a deep coma. He didn't know it, but the girl never existed.

It was only a dream.