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Hundreds of years ago in the year 2009 there was a lady
Hundreds of years ago in the year 2009 there was a lady. A smart lady called professor Sonia Ericson who was realising that pollution was destroying the
Environment. Something needed to be done. Professor Sonia Ericson then realised that the only way to save the world was by obtaining seeds from all the trees in the world then put the seeds in a time capsule. She buried them in Ben Nevis Mountain. Now it’s the year 2335 the world is a dead wasteland, the people of the world live in dome cities were oxygen is artificially created .I am Ben Newberry and I have discovered the time capsule after searching the ground and I recon it can save the world. The letter inside the time capsule is in some sort of ancient language or possible code it looks more like some sort of code. The code is finally decoded it reads a message of saving the world; I have found this message so it is up to me to be a hero and to save the world. I shall be remembered in years to come. The decoded message says that the seeds are hidden in Ben Nevis. I must journey to the highlands of Scotland were I shall retrieve the seeds and plant them across the entire world. I shall encounter lots of difficult challenges but I shall overcome them. I have chosen appropriate equipment to tackle the difficulties of this quest. I have decided to take unbreakable rope, salt tablets, radar, sun block cream, night sight binoculars and a compass. These will be useful because the unbreakable rope will be good for climbing and emergencies, salt tablets for dehydration and nutrients, radar for detecting life night sight binoculars for seeing in dark places, compass for direction and sun block cream for the harsh weather conditions to come. These will be excellent for my quest .I have also decided to take animal companions for my quest I have chosen Jangles the cat for his sixth sense for danger so he can detect danger around him. We could also use him for digging out seeds and if we get trapped we can

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