Clay Williams

The pandemic was sudden and devastating. Many once healthy women became sickly and died, their immune systems unable to fight off the virus, which was destroying important hormones vital for survival or reproduction. A desperate attempt was made to find a cure or some form of treatment by governments all around the world, but nothing bore any fruit. After 7 years, nearly half of the world's population had gone and the treaties that once held nations together were broken off in a bid to secure women for themselves. It started off with offering women study programmes, houses and secure jobs to increase countries' population, but soon, countries declared wars against each other and World War 3 was declared. Cities were decimated, and resources became scarce, causing even more casualties, and after 3 years, a third of the world's population was gone. Men started forming closed-off communities, and women were horded like prized possessions. Some communities treated women like brooding mares while others were more accommodating, though the main premise of having women there was still to repopulate the earth, so fights still took place between communities for resources and women. Clay Williams, a veteran who had fought in World War 3 and lived to tell the tale, formed his own community where he promised he would not take a woman for himself until all the men in his community had been acocunted for. One day, a young healthy looking woman stumbled into his community seeking shelter and informed him of a community of strictly women hiding out in the forest. He set out to investigate the matter with a few of his men and was surprised to find a farm in the middle of a deep isolated forest, as well as treehouses. Before he could take a step into the community, arrows shot out at him and his men and he saw you, jumping out from a bush in camouflage, ready to take him down. Time stodd still for a few seconds as he looked at you as if something was clicking into place for him.