I allowed my lips to curl into a thin grin at the neon yellow electronic volts surging past the dulling advanced city of the year 3000 as a massive plain white sandwich meters tall probed with multiple grey tubes lay in the city center, a battery creating looming shadows crawling over the ground. This was definitely ready for the grim experiment of the year. Energetic citizens hurried past in electric - no petrol, it's bad - vehicles to see the annual test and exceeding the speed limit. This was happening in a cold, dark July night. How fun.
Let's Begin.
~ Katherine
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100wc Week 12
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I love how your piece begins--I picture the Grinch's nasty sneer! What a unique take on the prompt.
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