(Written from what I could remember from a recent dream, still feeling a bit weird. It was modified for this blog edition)
The high pitch alarm sounded across the platform as the crowd ran upward from their station.
Luke looked up and saw how many bridges they would have to cross before reaching the top and sighed.
“Move it,” said Jason behind him, “Come on, move.”
They were in a big, wide tunnel, there was thousands of people in there, working on something.
People pushed forward and upward, they hurried their pace and it all felt too much.
Luke took a look at his e ink watch, there was nothing on display.
Jason saw him and knew his intention, “hey, the watch’s not working?”
“No,” Luke said and pushed the button on the side and the screen blinked once and showed the time.
“What is this?”
“It’s an e ink watch.”
“Seriously, I heard you can’t see it in the dark.”
“It has built-in light.”
“Why not the normal digital one?”
“The ran longer, and text clearer, and it’s lighter.”
“I don’t believe it.”
They squeezed into the elevator.
“You don’t have to.”
Jason thought of nothing more to ask.
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