Apocalypse Whenever

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"Their history spoke of a great war – a war where their ancestors, the ancestors of the hidden cities, had left their lands, and created their cities hidden deep inside the desolation. A place where no one could live, let alone a tribe or clan. Their history spoke of a great war bringing the survivors outside the desolation back to a primitive state and what could be seen of these same primitives today. The primitives continued to fight among themselves, with skirmishes between the clans and tribes, with no apparent knowledge of their true advanced past. 
And because of the harsh lands where the cities dwelt they felt safe with their advances, their illusions. And with the primitives occupied with each other, the cities, even with their isolation not only from the primitives, but each other, knew they’d remain untouched, unknown, and undiscovered. Yet . . . yet something has changed and suddenly cities have gone dark – silent. No warning, no sense of impending doom or disaster. Is it a natural catastrophe that has swallowed them up? Or is it something more...?"

Time of Isolation, Desperate to Survive and  A Taste of History Past by F.D. Brant