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Derek, Kristin, Aaron
Mabinga, as the locals call it, had been sleeping. ... An eruption occurred during the Incan era, the last citing of this volcano, which completely wiped out the village that was there, and ever since then, Mabinga has been waiting, building pressure, growing ever closer to an eruption.
Mabinga is a cone volcano, meaning that it is fairly steep and looks basically like the stereotypical image that one imagines when thinking on the subject. ...
When talking to many of the locals around the Mabinga volcano they felt that this was the natural evolution of the world and that the Earth had taken the necessary steps to cleanse itself of people that do not belong.
Approximate Word count = 989
Approximate Pages = 4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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