Alt.Human
“People spread themselves across the cabin roof of the tug I was on, or clung to the sides. Every so often, water lapped over the gunwales and into the boat.We could not go on like this for much longer, and when the engine cut out late on the first afternoon, it was clear we would have to find some other means of transport.We had been passing through a landscape that alternated neatly-manicured, robot-tended farmland with dark, tangled wildwood.I had never seen anything like it. The trees of the... Hangings and the crags were nothing to the towering behemoths of this forest, a variety I did not recognise; the darkness beneath the canopy was like night, even in the middle of the day.The farmland was neatly ordered, wheeled robot workers straddling the rows, each bushy, unidentifiable plant uniform in height, spread, colour.We made camp in the woodland clearing on the bank of the river where our broken-down tug had come to shore, nudged and steered by its partner.Sitting around a roaring fire, we debated what to do next.“!¡hierarchy¡!MoreLess
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