04-15-2016, 03:00 AM
Hikari smiled. "Okay, then. I'll do my best." She promised.
Storm slid down to a crouch, leaning against the wall. He didn't recognize any of the supplies on the shelves, so he left the scavenging to Tsunami.
Rosemary stared at him a second. "I think the Rain was a horrible mistake. It was a tragedy that could have been avoided, and yes, it crippled humanity. At least, it crippled what was left of humanity afterwards. If you haven't noticed, pure humans are rare these days. Most of the remaining population of this earth are either mutants, monsters or humans with some small mutations. No one went unaffected by the Rain. However." She sighed. "Ultimately, we have rallied from that tragedy. We could have benefitted more from a society that never needed such weapons, but that's not what we had. Now, so many generations later, we are benefitting...not from the rain, but from the survivors who strove to make the world livable after the Rain. We have survived...only just now are we beginning to thrive."
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