You woke up in the city. Or what was left of it. As you come to your senses, you look around you in shock. The world... has changed. The city itself was in ruins, buildings abandoned and falling apart. The hospital you were in was completely destroyed, the elevator you had gotten into blown out into the street. In addition, the world was changed. It seems to loop around on itself, as if the world has inverted. You look up into the sky, seeing cities and forests above you. You stare for a long moment, shocked... before coming to your senses.
"Okay," you said. "You're in a world that's gone literally inside out after... after the apocalypse, apparently." You really hoped that the American evangelists weren't right about the Rapture, because if that's true then you've been left behind... You look down at yourself. You've been stripped of your shirt, but were now taller and more muscular. Your body was now lined with glowing black stripes. You looked at your reflection in some broken glass, and saw that your eyes were now yellow.
"Oh, good, I've been transformed..." you mutter sarcastically. You felt a strange power flowing through you, but you had no desire to explore it right now. You wanted to find someplace safe. You felt like you were in extreme danger out in the open here.
Plus, you needed to find some food. You were freaking hungry.
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