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Daniel woke up, and realized that the power was still out. "DAMNIT!" he yelled at the world. He got out his plan for what to do if it was the case of a solar flare. He figured he would wait a day or so, and if he didn't find any other info, he could confidently claim that 8th was indeed a solar...

Rooning cloob It's something for seath, sorry Good night Unless seath replies In 3..... 2..... 1 I'm too tired, good night

Daniel walked back to his house, crawled in bed, and fell asleep, forgetting about the whole thing. (Reply to rooney cloob)

"All a solar flare would do is fry all electronics. No harm done to anything else. Just say goodbye to your cell phones. Jeez, I thought you were supposed to be smart," he said, and stormed out of the house. Reply to rooney cloob

"Um, now. Something bad is happening Right Now. And you guys are acting like a pair of idiots."

"Jesus you guys! We have a problem here!"

"Nope. Not a thing," Daniel said sarcastically.

"I guess it does seem unlikely... but what is it then?" He slumped against a wall, lost in thought. "And I had a whole plan worked out too..." he murmured.

"I'm telling you, that's what happened! I know shit like this! I prepare for shit like this! If it's not that, then what happened?"

"Rachel..." said Daniel. "This is not a normal power outage. Look, I read in this book somewhere, that if this weird solar ray thing hit the earth it could be like: boom, electricity is gone. I think that is what happened. No rules apply anymore. Thank god it's nighttime, because we are going g...

(Well let seath reply now)

"Seriously, Rachel, It's Daniel, let me in....!"

Daniel knocked on Rachel's door. Knock knock knock, "Rachel!" Knock knock knock, "Rachel!" Knock knock knock, "Rachel!"

Daniel tried to call His friends Rachel and Flire, but the phones wouldn't work. He couldn't email them either. So, he hopped on his bike, and rode to Rachel first.

Daniel stared down at his laptop. It had turned off unexpectedly. Along with all the power. The cars weren't working. Nothing was. Nobody knew what was going on.