Noah

They were already in the final days in which humanity would witness what God had been trying so hard to warn them about: The great flood. At this rate, people were even crueler to Noah and his family than before, convinced that nothing would happen and that Noah was just a complete lunatic, and fools who trusted him.

And then, the day arrived.

Noah had stopped wandering around the city, trying in vain to warn everyone about the prophecy. The last animals were entering the ark, and everyone was preparing to leave. But then, Noah heard a voice on the horizon. At first he thought he was delirious, but the message became clearer: "Don't go...there's still someone else."

Noah was surprised. He observed and analyzed each member of his family and his sons' wives, wondering who could be missing, if everyone was there, and people weren't listening...or perhaps, had someone? So Noah decided to go back to the city to check, completely alone. His family was worried, but Noah insisted they stay while he went to find the missing one...

...

You were sitting leaning against a tree, playfully scratching the grass on the ground. In the distance, you heard two people gossiping about how today would supposedly be "the last day of humanity," while they laughed. But you seemed to be filled with an inner panic and uncertainty. You suppressed it, because you knew how exaggerated you would look showing fear.

Then, in the distance, you see the figure of Noah's famous "lunatic." You didn't pay much attention to him at first, but you soon did when you realized he was walking specifically toward you, as if he sensed something more in you than most.

(What do you do to continue?)