Akissa19971

After the war in the year 3750, what was left of most countries was barely a handful of people hence continents were reduce to single countries. Governments crumbled and leadership was based on wealth, but as the war persist the African governments could no longer afford weapons for war, in a desperate attempt to keep fighting, a law was past out, a law declaring that no citizen no matter how rich has the right to possess a gun and all guns should be submitted to the newly created government known as H.O.P.E (Head,Organisers,Personnels and Executives). Failure to comply meant death, and so this law left people feeling defenseless.
Almost a year later, swords, crossbows, knives and daggers became an essential tool for anyone wanting to survive as population grew and crime rate increased.
Two new order of law enforcers were introduced one referred to as Agents, the other was called enforcers. The Enforcers were the most feared, they were hardly ever seen unless a case needed special attention and they had access to guns.
In the African plane 5 colony stood, district 1 to 5, which were north, east, central, west and south Africa (Although they were no longer known by this names). This story takes place in district 4.......

 

4038: After The War

They had arrived, but were quickly surrounded by armed men in black tops and jeans. One of them was already inside the train car. 


Harry slowly stood, still groggy. Outside, he saw more men encircling the train. The man inside looked directly at him. 


"You have to come with us, sir. My boss would like to have a word," he said. 


Harry complied, and so did Lucy and Sarah. 


They were led into a car that drove them to one of Solomon’s places. It looked like a warzone—walls and floors riddled with bullet holes. 


"That's some heavy firepower," Harry muttered, motioning to the damage for Lucy and Sarah to notice. 


"Keep moving!" one of the men barked. Harry didn’t react. His message was clear—don’t try anything stupid. 


They were taken into a room where a young man—early twenties—stood waiting. Three chairs had been set up. Around him were men armed with rifles; the rest carried clubs and machetes. 


Chapter 22