Spotlight: the Great Flood pt. 2
4 years ago
General
“Things don't go wrong and break your heart so you can become bitter and give up. They happen to break you down and build you up so you can be all that you were intended to be.”
- Samuel Johnson
- Samuel Johnson
♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ ✐ ♡ ✎ ♡ As mentioned, the Great Flood was devastating for many of the inhabitants of Calico City and among them was the very owner of Sweet Shoppe, Sweetheart and the young, powerful tom of the Red Hawks, Boomer. But, more about them in another Spotlight.
Whenever there is a threat of a tsunami or other deadly sea event, there is a lookout that signals the townsfolk of the imminent danger. However, as the Great Flood was on its way to the Isles of Catriona, the lookout had been overwhelmed with exhaustion and had fallen asleep. With the lookout unconscious, there was no one watching the sea, not even the fishermen, because the wave had rushed toward the town during its midday respite and the they had all went to rest. The city was completely unprepared to escape and would have completely fallen to the mercy of the onslaught, if not for the youngest Prince of Calico, Palm.
A rider was dispatched from the palace and raced down to the city, climbed the tower and sounded the alarm. Thanks to the prince, the Great Flood, although tragic, would have been even more disastrous.
Whenever there is a threat of a tsunami or other deadly sea event, there is a lookout that signals the townsfolk of the imminent danger. However, as the Great Flood was on its way to the Isles of Catriona, the lookout had been overwhelmed with exhaustion and had fallen asleep. With the lookout unconscious, there was no one watching the sea, not even the fishermen, because the wave had rushed toward the town during its midday respite and the they had all went to rest. The city was completely unprepared to escape and would have completely fallen to the mercy of the onslaught, if not for the youngest Prince of Calico, Palm.
A rider was dispatched from the palace and raced down to the city, climbed the tower and sounded the alarm. Thanks to the prince, the Great Flood, although tragic, would have been even more disastrous.
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CaptainSquirrel
~captainsquirrel
Wow! This is getting interesting!
Oh? I'm glad I was able to pique your interest. ^_^
CaptainSquirrel
~captainsquirrel
I’m glad your glad! I’m actually getting curious on what caused the flood!
Agent_T
~agentt
Interesting - although out at sea a tsunami tends to be essentially invisible - unless the sea around the islands is extremely shallow in a very wide radius.
I guess these must be the dynamics of the sea at the shore of Calico City.
Dan Lansdowne
~dhlawrence1985
Recommendation 1 after the flood: have shorter shifts in the watchtower.
Agent_T
~agentt
I suppose the bigger problem is a feline propensity to take a nap when no action is going on.
There is a bit more to it than that, I'm afraid. More will be revealed, little by little.
Oh, you'll see. And you'll also get to see a little bit more of the society and how it works. ^_^
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