The Absurd Thirty-First Century

It was the thirty-first century that humans had unlimited imagination. It should have been happy, beautiful and full of hope. It should have been. Who would have thought that it would be full of famine, disease, and radiation. Human civilization, which has experienced widespread nuclear radiation contamination in centuries of war, has not only failed to spiral, but has plummeted like a kite with its string cut off. The substantial regression and uneven development of science and technology have created many human wonders: a person sent a telegram to inquire about the price of anti-cancer drugs. The emergence of mutants has made the absurd world a little more chaotic. Hush, there seems to be other secrets hidden behind those mutants.