In a world, where college students live in harmony, lived one man named Cheyenne. His only goal in life was to live on U-M Flint’s campus and enjoy the river that flowed through it. Though his purpose was defined, there was something standing in his way. Pollution, the world’s enemy, man’s enemy, and ultimately, Cheyenne’s enemy. Experience this world through Cheyenne’s eyes and dare to find out what happens once he faces off against the greatest dangerous criminal in the world. When first entering the outside world of U-M Flint, his eyes were blessed with a beautiful assortment of flowers that hosted a deep amethyst color with an extra dark hue to it. The leaves that branched off of them were short and mildly dark green, which offset the purple …show more content…
These animals were a species of miniature dogs which had long bushy tails and were awfully comfortable being around people. The locals called them squirrels. There were so many of these squirrels; too many. The trees that housed the squirrels were full of leaves which had a shade of green that could only be described as emerald. The leaves were warm and were smooth on top, but rough on the bottom. Some leaves were overcome by the peer pressure from their leaf friends changing color with the seasons and began changing colors from green, to an autumn orange-red …show more content…
In fact, it was quite possibly the worst part. It was dangerous for the reason that pollution was there under the rocks and decided to attack Cheyenne. Luckily Cheyenne remembered back to when he was in elementary school, when his kindergarten teachers showed him the one and only way to defeat the rising problem of pollution. His teachers taught him that to use his ancient bloodline technique of reducing, reusing, and recycling plastics, and as soon as Cheyenne did that pollution disappeared from the river. The world’s utmost dangerous criminal was not so powerful and daunting after Cheyenne was through with him; he obliterated