100 word challenge week#2

   The Last Ones

Day have past, nothing has changed. My crew and I are the last humans on earth. We were working in the nuclear plant's underground lab, it's built like a nuclear shelter. My friend Carl one of my crew members watching the cameras suddenly shouted ''meteor incoming!'' Then it all happened. Smoke blocked the sun so there's no light for plant's to grow then most of my crew died because of this. Then a giant light bulb fell from the sky. Boom! Light flashed at the ground and plants bloomed too fast for me to see it happen. The End    

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