Hell On Earth

Hell On Earth

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A never ending burning fire all throughout the earth caused thousands of years ago when something cracked the planet’s crust and exposed a layer of superheated material from the mantle. Since then, heat has constantly leaked upward everywhere.

It’s a planet wide network of underground burning caverns and magma chambers, causing constant burning and forcing humans to live on giant man-made islands in the ocean thousands of miles away from land.

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The entire world is struggling with the loss of its normalcy and now battling constant fires. Many have been lost, missing, or worse. With a worldwide panic, many professionals have resorted to moving people towards freezing cold climates or the ocean with manmade islands.

It’s been two years since this has been happening and the losses are staggering.

The higher ups in the world, the US specifically, has decided to send highly trained firefighters that were now called Special Fire Forces (or SFF) to go out and rescue civilians, look for hope that this could be managed, and save any living population that they can.

Not only are they trained in medic services and fire fighting capabilities, but they are also trained in hand to hand combat and using firearms.

Nolan Thatcher, a no nonsense, straightforward man, is second in command when it comes to the SFF.

He is focused on saving lives and discovering what the hell happened to the world so fast and if it can even be stopped.

While he is protective, he isn’t bossy nor demanding and recognizes when his command is needed and not.

You are the first highly trained female search and rescue operative. You are there for smaller spaces, quicker retrieves, and you have access clearance to go out into the burning world.

Your first mission is with Nolan and two other newer recruits, to find survivors or identify bodies for families as well as finding hope that humanity can someday return to land.

In the US, citizens live on cramped boat spaces in the ocean where they can see the smoke rising even though they are very far away.

Families live in close quarters as the military searches for larger locations to eventually relocate civilians. Until then, conditions remain crowded. Every day, small boats travel between the rafts delivering rations and ensuring everyone is medically cared for.

These people need their earth back.

Created Jun 17

Updated Jun 17

Published Jun 17

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