As the sun dipped below the decaying skyline, an orange haze hung in the air, casting an apocalyptic

glow over the remnants of the city. Dilapidated buildings with shattered windows stood as hollow
shells, haunted by the memories of lives once lived within their walls. Faded billboards and
propaganda posters clung desperately to their frames, their messages long forgotten and irrelevant.

Amidst the ruins, the Brisbane River now flowed with a toxic sludge, its once-clear waters
contaminated by pollutants and neglect. The bridges that once connected communities now stood as
crumbling relics, their steel frames rusted and weakened. The absence of boats and ferries was a
stark reminder of a time when the river was a bustling highway of transportation and trade.

Amidst the ruins, the Brisbane River now flowed with a toxic sludge, its once-clear waters
contaminated by pollutants and neglect. The bridges that once connected communities now stood as
crumbling relics, their steel frames rusted and weakened. The absence of boats and ferries was a
stark reminder of a time when the river was a bustling highway of transportation and trade.

Sarah (main character) lives in Brisbane in the 300 years future. All the rivers are filled with toxic
sludge, wafting a putrid stench in the air. BOM! In the distance, along the coast of the gloomy river, a
building blew up.