W/ an additial lazy animation at the end!

themselves in their houses and would've starved to death if it weren't for kind-hearted Clover. She devoted her energy into creating enough food for all the townsfolk to eat. After she ran out of energy, she would sleep--sometimes pass out--then wake up and do the same again. The townsfolk were eternally grateful to her. But after the sand storm, the townsfolk found out that the once fertile sand had been ravaged by sand and as dried and crumbly as anywhere else in the desert. The oasis was muddy and tainted and it would take a lot of effort to remove all the sand and gunk out of it. Instead of working hard to mold the land into what it was before, the townsfolk decided that it would be easier to let Clover grow all the food for them. They begged and begged Clover to grow food for them. Clover, seeing all their desperate faces and wailing, hesitantly agreed. So what happened in those three weeks of the sandstorm became her life. The townsfolk began relying on her more and more. They never bothered to

loosen the soil for planting or clean up the oasis. The frail sandy soil was blossoming with plant life. All leeching off of Clover. One particular day, when she was so drained she could hardly walk, she decided that enough was enough. She walked out of her house and towards the oasis--the source of all life in this town before her. Along the way, she cut loose the invisible roots of the plants which were draining her. Without her as a source of nutrients, the plants would quickly wither and die. She stopped at the edge of the oasis and stared in. Greif swamped her as she took in the scene around her. The beautiful oasis, to which the townsfolk used to care and tend for every day, which glittered in every color you can imagine when the sun hit it right, was now no more than a giant, grimy puddle. Not a single ripple disturbed it's murky surface. Well, if no one is going to clean it up I'd better step forward, she thought glumly. She heaved herself into the water, her muscles straining to propel her

through the water. She had to reach the bottom to scoop up all the gunk that had settled there. Suddenly, she saw a dark object zipping towards her in the water. She panicked and tried to swim away but her exhausted muscles wouldn't respond. It struck her in the side of her head. Pain flared up for a second before everything swirled into darkness. When she groggily opened her eyes again, she realized two things at once. She was not in the desert anymore. This was a whole new place. And then confusion hit.