Adam

Adam was a track star for Hope High School. When it was time to do practice he would usually sprint over 20 laps without stopping or getting tired. Today was the last day for track season and it was the Nationals, out of all the runners Adam was the most excited. He was so excited that he started to run around the track, but immediately got stopped because it was off limits until the race. So Adam went back towards the entrance and practiced how he was gonna look at everyone in the stands, he kinda looked like he wanted to get all the attention.

After like two hours the whole field was filled with known track stars and with the entire stand packed with people. The excitement swelled up inside of Adam as he did his warmups before the race started. The announcer finally tells all the runners to get into position, as Adam does this he looks around at the other runners to see who his "Rival" would be. He soon found a young boy who was around the same age as him and looked somewhat Brazilian, but figured it was useless because nobody has ever beat him in relay races. They allowed Adam to race by himself only because of his usual results in earlier relay races.

As the race started the wind started to pick up more, Adam noticed the trees nearby started to sway really hard in the opposite direction of the entrance. When the last people started to run back inside as a few cars were thrown into the stadium, after that everyone started to panic and run away to the emergency exit. Adam started to help the staff members who were evacuating everyone to the nearest shelter which doubled as a bunker that was used in the earliest war. After everyone was in the shelter Adam was about to step inside when he realized that he forgot his phone that he needed for emergencies like this one. So Adam ran back towards the stadium as fast as he could, but he failed to realize that a tornado was upon him and it started to pick him up, it spun him around and threw him at least 30 kilometers away causing him to smack the ground hard enough to knock him out leaving him unconscious on the ground.