[ WP ] Human technology devolves as the years go by . It 's 2053 , and you , a villager in an ordinary village , living in grass huts , just used the internet , to solve a problem .

Dain sighed, shaking his head and looking at the heap of straw and reeds and wood that was formerly the roof of the village well. He looked up at Duncan; 
 `` So you just walked out to find it like this? The whole bloody roof down?'' 
 
 `` Yes. Coulda been the children, you know they climb.'' Duncan replied, his voice weaker and indecisive compared to his superior. 
 
 It was too early to argue over what caused this mess. Dain had other business to attend to, he was assistant head of the village after all. `` Where's the thatcher?'' His impatience was shown through his voice. 
 
 `` Out.'' Duncan winced. 
 
 `` For feck sake.'' This job would be time consuming and fiddly, two things Dain hated. `` We're gon na have to use the computer.'' 
 
 `` The computer?'' Duncan's eyes widened, the use of the device was such a rare thing. 
 Dain stormed off now, and the peasant boy followed behind, timid in his steps. A mouse compared to the beast Dain and those who supported him claimed him to be. 
 
 They made it to a large hut in the centre of the village, the wise men who wrote out their knowledge into books and kept them inhabited this building. As well as the machine, the only one in the village, kept as a sacred thing on a platform of rock elevated at the back of the hut. Dain stomped up to it and clicked the on button, and the wise men did n't look up from their occupations. Once the loading had finished, Dain called one of them over and commanded him to search for thatching tutorials and whilst the man did so Dain grabbed Duncan by the shoulder and pulled him forth, pointing at the video brought up by the wise man. 
 `` Watch, learn, and fix that well before the day is done and a favourable reward will be yours, boy.'' 
 
 Edit: please excuse any typos it's 5am 
 Edit 2: I completely disregarded that this said /you/ and I should of wrote in first person I'm sorry
