Ancient Gaea Journal Entry

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Anthem My new home is extravagant, everything I need and more. Gaea birthed her child last winter. We named him Motus. While Gaea has been busy carrying for our son I have been working in the garden and hunting for food. My studies have been very beneficial to Gaea and my wellbeing. I discovered a way to use electricity to give life to a handsaw to make work easier. On one summer day in August, I was hunting for wild goats when I found something strange laying on the ground. I decided to bring this person into my home, so I could help him. Gaea and I cleaned him and fed him. One morning we went to check on him and he was sitting on his bed, at first, I was terrified but then he spoke to me. "Do you know who I am?" He asked. "No" …show more content…

"Yes, and we have a lot to talk about." I prepared a big feast for our family and our new guest. After we ate I sent Motus to his room to read a script so International and I could talk. "Why have you come to the uncharted forest International?" "I have sinned against the council, I went back to the underground tunnel we found to explore. When I returned to the House of the Street Sweepers the council was waiting for me. The council members dragged me to the Palace of Corrective Detention and tortured me, I managed to escape and run towards the uncharted forest. Next thing I know I was in your home." "I'm glad I could help you." "I think we should go back to the city and rescue everyone." "Why, I'm happy with my family and my new home." I said. "You don’t want to help your brothers?" "They aren't my brothers …show more content…

It was a two-day hike but when we finally arrived he had a feast our new neighbors to celebrate our independence from the corrupt government in the city. I explained to them why I left the city. In the morning everyone got to work building houses and hunting. Gaea and I only had enough food for ourselves, so we set at to find a source of food for the rest of our colony. We found a large pond, a couple hours walk from our house, that could be

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