When the apocalypse struck, Dr. Shuveck was deep into his research, working on a breakthrough a better solar panel designed to alleviate the strain humanity was placing on the planet.
The project aimed to reduce the harm that energy consumption needed to power cities and mitigate the damage being done to the ozone layer.
Just as he was nearing a major breakthrough, everything fell apart.
Soldiers stormed his research facility, seizing him and his colleagues with brutal efficiency.
They were herded into military vehicles like cattle, along with other vital figures.
As they were being transported, Dr. Shuveck learned from one of the soldiers that his son—one of the nation's top scientists—was also part of the evacuation.
The government had prioritized the safety of individuals like Dr. Shuveck, believing their survival was crucial to humanity's future. If civilization had to rebuild from the ashes, people like him would be key to finding a way forward.
