The new world

I woke up in a strange world, rather different from the one you might call home. A land where animals have developed anthropomorphic traits. There is a city that runs on nuclear power with two stations adjacent to the city on opposite sides. This place is where my story begins.

I woke up in a white room, a large black room was placed on the wall in front of me with two speakers attached to opposite sides of the silver paneling securing the screen to the wall. Soon a large black door on the left hand side of the painfully bland room opened with a hint of caution revealing two grey canines dressed in white hazmat suits. They slowly approached me, I tried to communicate with them saying stuff like "Can you understand me?" or "what are you doing?" but they only answered with silence. They took a blood sample from my then left the room. Unfortunately I could not do anything to oppose them since my legs and arms where tightly secured to a silver pole in the middle of the room.

It took about one to two hours for the yellow canines to return. They had taken off their suits but still kept a metre between me and them. They looked at each other before enquiring about my knowledge of their language and I answered in a rather timid tone "It is my home language." they nodded and an awkward silence manifested itself in the room before being demolished by a tall feline. She commanded the two canines to fetch some food and water then paused for a second then followed through with a question "How did you manage to get yourself into this mess?" I tilted my head in a confused fashion before answering "I don't know."

The two canines rushed into the room bringing water and biscuits. Understandably I didn't have much of an appetite. the feline remarked about it before saying "We are going to keep you here for a bit just to know more about you." I nodded with a smile. At least I might have a chance of getting out of the facility. she then told me "You can roam the corridors of the facility as you wish but please do not leave it. We don't want the public catching wind of this just yet."