[ WP ] 600 years in the future , humanity has been decimated . Time travel is possible but there is only enough electricity left to power one last trip ; you are chosen to go back to the day that doomed humanity .

My limbs felt as if they were being forcefully pulled away from my body. I was spinning up, left, down, and around in every direction. I kept my eyelids shut out of fear that if I opened them, my eyeballs would be ripped out of their sockets. The pain abruptly stopped and for a split second I felt nothing before landing hard on my back. 
 
 A cool breeze washed over me and the warmth of the sun radiated on my face. I heard the sirens of an ambulance wailing somewhere nearby. I opened my eyes to see where I was but my vision was obscured by the bright sunlight. 
 
 I sat up. As my vision adjusted I was able to make out a sign above me that read Murphtown City Hospital. The hospital building was at least 15 or 20 stories tall, the outside bricks were painted a light shade of red and the entire front of the building was covered with windows. The architecture of this time is very different from what I was used to back home. 
 
 As I stood up a small torn paper fell out of my jacket pocket. I picked it up and found the words “ Jeremy Walter ” written on it. That was all they could tell me before they sent me whirling through space and time. Find “ Jeremy Walter ”. 
 
 When I walked into the hospital I spotted a young lady sitting behind a receptionist desk. As I made my way over I tried to think of how I could explain... everything. I decided I would just tell her the truth. She had to believe me. She just had to. The survival of the entire human race was at stake. 
 
 The lady at the desk looked up and said “ Hello, my name is Rachel! Welcome to Murphtown City Hospital! How may I assist you? ” as I reached the desk. 
 
 Well… here goes. “ Hey. Yeah. So um. I am not really sure how to put this so I am just going to lay it down straight. ” I gained more confidence as I spoke. “ I am from the future. A future where humanity is on the brink of total annihilation. The event that will lead to inevitable extinction of humanity occurred on this day and – “ 
 
 Rachel cut me off. “ Sir, I don ’ t know what game you are trying to play here but this is a hospital. If you can ’ t behave accordingly I am going to have to ask you to leave. Now if you could please move aside so I can help the next person in the line. ” 
 
 I turned around to see 2 other people waiting behind me. Dammit! She doesn ’ t believe me. “ Please, just listen to me! I am not playing any games this is serious! ” 
 
 Rachel stood up, “ Sir I am going to have to call security If you refuse to step aside. ” She said frowning. 
 
 “ Alright, alright. I don ’ t care if you believe my story or not but could you just tell me who Jeremy Walter is? ” 
 
 Rachel sighed, ignoring my question she picked up her phone and dialed a few numbers. “ Yes, I need security to come down to the main desk. Mhm. Yes. I have a disruptive man here that is refusing to leave. ” 
 
 I tried to talk over her “ No you don ’ t understand! Please just tell me, Jeremy Walter, do you know who he is?! ” 
 
 Rachel put down the phone and said “ Sir, please just wait here. Security will be here soon to escort you out. Thank you. ” 
 
 Before I could think of what else to say two uniformed men walked up behind me and grabbed both of my arms. I flailed my legs around frantically trying to stop the men from dragging me out of the hospital. “ NO STOP! PLEASE! YOU HAVE TO BELIEVE ME! ” I kicked and screamed but they would n't stop. 
 
 As we got closer to the exit I turned my head to see a new born child in a small bassinet bin, on a cart, being pushed into the hospital. Written on the bin was the name “ Jeremy Walter ” in large black letters. 
 
 “ THERE! OVER THERE! THATS HIM! LET GO OF ME! ” A sudden pulse of strength erupted from my muscles and I managed to knock over the two security officers that were dragging me. All three of us fell to the ground. I got back up as quickly as I could and bolted toward the baby. 
 
 Instinct drove me, without thinking I slammed my body hard into the nurse that was pushing the cart. I grabbed hold of the babies cart, pushing it with me as I ran down a hallway and out of sight. I could hear the commotion of the people behind me and the security guards running in after me. 
 
 I turned left as the hallway turned into a T-intersection and continued running. Another left. Then a right. Then... A dead end! No, wait? There! A flight of stairs on the right! There was no way I would be able to push the cart up the stairs so I quickly, but carefully, picked up the child in my arms and started running up the stairs two at a time. 
 
 Down in the distance I could hear the guards yell `` He ran up the stairs!''. What was I doing? This is a child in my arms that was no more than a few days old. This could n't be a coincidence though. I was sent to this exact time, and landed in this exact place. This had to be him. This must be what I was sent here to do. 
 
 I was met at the top of the staircase with a closed metal door. I peaked over the edge of the stairwell to see four security guards running up, guns in hand. I opened the door and ran out to find myself on the roof of the hospital. This was it. There's no where else to go. I ran over to the edge of the roof and tried to look for a way down. 
 
 I heard a voice call out behind me. `` Put that child down NOW!'' I turned around to see four guns pointing at me ready to blow my brains out. I took a step back toward the edge. `` DO N'T YOU DARE TAKE ANOTHER STEP.'' 
 
 Tears were flowing down my face. I needed them to understand. `` Do n't shoot! Please! Ca n't you see I am trying to help you. I am trying to save all of you! This child. Jeremy Walter. He's the beginning of the end. But it does n't have to be that way!'' The officers looked very confused, and then regained their composure. One of them fired a warning shot in the air. `` I'M TRYING TO SAVE YOU!'' I scream desperately. 
 
 One of the officers put his gun back in its holster and stepped forward. `` Sir. You are not thinking straight.'' He inched closer and closer as he spoke. `` Look down in your arms. Its just a child. An innocent child. We can help you, if you will just hand me the child.'' 
 
 More tears welled down my face, a lump filled my throat. `` I'm sorry.'' I threw the child over the edge of the roof and immediately felt the impact of multiple bullets hitting my chest. I fell to my knees, smiling, knowing I had just saved the entire human race. 
 
 

