1. Twelfth Night
In the east cost of Nova Scotia there was a small village ignored from the population that was until this day. The small town had no name. The city was ruled by a single eyed scientist, no one knew exactly what was going on, the citizen who lived their didn't even about the rest of the world about all the technologies who kept changing and all of the change and wars the where kept away from all of the news the village was all surrounded by forest witch was so big that no one had ever been able to go across it the had all died from hungriness or they had gotten killed by a animal. The scientist was one of the five sons of a scientist who had been doing an experiment that was going on for over 150 years they had isolated the village from all contact with the rest of the world and so they had no idea of all the new changes in the world. They wanted to see what would happen if they could survive in those condition if they would catch all the disease that all of the rest of the world had to fight to survived. The people who lived their never got any of the diseases and during the wars the never got implicated and their where no problem like drogue or alcohol. They would grow all of the foods they needed and they would go in the woods to hunt. The sons would learn their fathers job and generation after generation the citizens would keep on leaving as so. .
The End.
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