Your World Under COVID-19

The world gets shrouded in a thick, dense fog, obscuring everything from view. The air is thick and heavy, filled with the acrid smell of disinfectant and the sickly sweet scent of death.

As you move through the fog, strange and unsettling sights greet you at every turn. Figures shrouded in hazmat suits and masks float past, their muffled voices barely audible through the layers of protective gear.

The ground is littered with discarded gloves and masks, like strange, twisted flowers blooming in the desolate landscape. In the distance, you can hear the distant sound of sirens and the hum of ventilators, a constant reminder of the pandemic's toll.

The people you encounter are haggard and exhausted, their faces drawn and gaunt from the strain of the virus. Fear and uncertainty cling to them like a second skin, as they struggle to navigate this new and unfamiliar world. The overwhelming sense of isolation, despair and unimaginable loss.

You are filled with a sense of unease and disorientation. There is also a strange beauty in the end that awaits you.

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