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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7076246" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Ragnarok is easy. Watch for news reports sensationalizing a "new ice age", then, the reports become less sensational, because winter never seems to end. The world begins to freeze. The sun and moon seem to disappear. Then, the wolves come. Something stirs in the deep. The wealthy nations have been exploring the idea of deep sea cities where the heat vented from beneath the earth's crust can keep us warm and help us grow food, and first one, and then another, and then another of the test "colonies" to quiet. Final transmissions are at first dismissed. Something terrible is coming, they warn us, moments before their last, futile, panicked screams. "Dear god! What is that!? Control, can you see this? Oh god no it's coming toward us! It's bigger than...nothing can be that big!" Silence. The oceans roll and churn as if boiling. The space stations in orbit go silent next. And the satellites. We can't tell if the moon is gone, or if it's just the impenetrable cloud cover, the constant storms. One night, the sun seems to be gone. There is no sunrise. We know it must still be there, or we'd all already be dead. For a few years now, people have been reporting sightings and attacks by giant wolves, and night terrors where giant men made of fire and earth and living ice march across the sky. Finally, the dead rise. The few remaining stable governments try to study them, find a cause, anyhing, but it's isn't biological. Bashing their brains does nothing. There is nothing to be done. In the last waning hours of human civilization we learn the truth. The secret is revealed, and the questions answered. Humanity learns that the gods are real, just in time to see them die.Humanity dies, or goes into hiding. The world burns. It's over.</blockquote>

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