[ WP ] You just survived the apocalypse . Now you 're dealing with some unexpected problems not seen in apocalyptic fiction .

You shouldn ’ t of applied for the job. You needed work, and “ nuclear technician ” sounded like it paid well. Greg said it was a sure thing ( his uncle owned the power plant ) and although you had only made coffee up to this point of your career, you were hopeful this was a “ learn it on the go ” position. 
 
 
 Then the meltdown started happened, and coincidentally the primary reactor cooler was up for maintenance. You pulled the emergency levers, sweatily called all the appropriate government agencies. Now you were running down a hallway rushing to find all the staff who could offer you more information about how to -- shit. 
 
 
 You pull off your Vive, and look it over, before throwing it over your shoulder just to silently float into the zero G. The battery could barely hold a charge, it probably lost your save. Outside the window of the International Space Station, the planet is barren, save for a narrow band near the equator you could see shrink from green to brown and yellow day by day. Soon you will be void of all water. You check the instrumentation, the water distillery had about 3 weeks left before the filters clog from your urine. This would outlast the food stores. Looking down at inhabitable red sphere your planet had become, you wonder if anyone will ever discover that there was life on mars.
