"Oh my god, is this true? Aren't there any people or facilities around you who can help you? It's better to rush in than to stay here and become a token."

"Without the place where I am now, it is already a relatively tall building here, but we don't have any tall buildings here, so there is really no other way now. I don't know what to do."

"Is there a floating plank or something? A boat would be great too."

"There's no way out. The water is now up to my waist. Even though I'm on the roof, there's no way I can go on. It just happened in that split second. It's funny to say that I'm still holding an umbrella and haven't even tried to put my phone in yet."

"Goodbye, everyone."

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Butterfly took a deep breath and switched to another section, hoping to find some more cheerful content, otherwise it would be difficult for people to accept these contents for a while.

But no matter how it changes, it seems that everyone is talking about tragic experiences. It seems that it is not so easy to find some sunny content in the doomsday.

Every sentence seems to be the last one, and every story seems to be about their misery. It is really hard to accept. These people come from all over the world, and their misery is the same, but there are some differences.

What is similar is that they are all heading towards the end, but the difference is that the emotions, thoughts and even despair they experience in their final lives are completely different.

"My house is on the 27th floor and is very safe. Even if the water level continues to rise, we should be the last group of people left. But we have no food, and the children at home really can't stand this... We haven't eaten for several days. The day before yesterday, my partner wanted to use the water flow below to find food at the big supermarket we were in, but he didn't expect such a big danger to lurk beneath the seemingly calm water. After the wave swept through, I haven't seen him since, and he certainly can't come back. The children are now very weak and they just fell asleep. I decided to end our lives in a moment."

"I live on the fifth floor. Our area is located on a higher ground, so the flood only reached the third floor. But this is probably the last message we can send because the wall outside is crumbling. Two houses around us have already collapsed. I think our building will be the next to go. None of us in the family can swim."

"We didn't leave when the water started to rise because we didn't think it would get this serious. Our house was washed away, and I was swept against a tree. I managed to climb up, but I haven't made any mistakes. Today is the second day, and I feel like I'm going to get hypothermia."

"My phone has 1% battery left. This is the last message I can send. I'm sitting on a tower now, which is what you would think of as a metal tower. I'm sheltered from the rain, so I haven't been hit by the rain. But I'm out of power. I have plenty of food and water, but I don't know how much longer I can hold on. Everyone is gone, and I'm the only one left. Someone was washed down by the water before and wanted to climb up this tower, but maybe the impact was too great, so they were hit directly. I don't know if he fainted or died, but he never showed up again. The more likely possibility is... maybe he drowned. Good luck everyone. I'm going to eat my last burger now. I still have other food, but I just want to eat burgers today."

"I have enough supplies on the cruise ship for now, because the supplies themselves can last for 20 days, and now there is no waste. Everyone works hard every day to collect them, so we can extend it to about 30 days. The problem is where should we dock and where can we find supplies? This is really too desperate. So we are now docked in one place because there is a signal here. The signal is supposed to be very poor, and some areas can't even contact the outside world. It's really great to be able to dock here now."

"We also discovered this when we were out at sea. Our ship is relatively small, so we have enough supplies for now, but we may not have enough drinking water. We are currently researching filtration methods, but we don't know if it will work because our seawater filter is broken."

"We live in an RV. We don't have a house at home. We drove the RV all the way to the highest point, but encountered a sand and gravel collapse. Now we are trapped by the mud and can't get out. However, there is a hole that is connected, so we can breathe without any problems for the time being. We have enough drinking water and food, but we don't know how to get out. I'm afraid that the collapse above will continue and we will be completely buried sooner or later. It's impossible for anyone to rescue us at the moment. This is really too sad."

"The carbon monoxide level is a bit above the standard now. The carbon monoxide alarm that was installed in the RV keeps going off. What should I do?"

"You can all still move, which is a very good thing. Unlike us, we are on a platform, an underwater platform, you know? There is no problem with the safety of our platform as it rises to the surface. Everything seems normal, but the problem is that someone will come to deliver supplies to us in the future. Will this platform always remain safe? No one can confirm these things, so we don't know anything so far. No one knows what to do in the future. The current supplies are also being tightened as much as possible to avoid special circumstances. It will definitely not be like before when everyone can eat freely. But the problem is that even if you maintain this state, it is difficult to control it well. These things are too difficult. If we have a clear understanding of the future, then everything will be fine, but now we don't know what the future will be like. Everyone is very confused and no one can come up with a definite answer."

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