Okay, here's a fan-fic and the title says it all. I was just wondering what happened after the meteor came down. This number 60: Heroes, on my 100 themed challenge.Chapter 1A woman collapsed onto her hands and knees, gasping deeply for air. Her golden hair hung down her cheeks as she tried to regain strength.
"I did it." the woman exhaled as she staggered to stand herself up. She limped towards a green globe floating above a generator. An image of Earth was projected by the globe.
"Still, at least the inhabitants are safe and the planet is intact." she sighed for relief.
She pressed another button, revealing buildings that have been destroyed. Her eyes widened in fear.
"Oh brother... what have you done?"
Three sets of ambulance trucks zoomed across the road at high speed. In one of the ambulance trucks, two anthro rabbits, one a grey and white male, and a cream and peach female, lay unconscious with breathing masks on them, while they were being revived by two paramedics.
"How are they doing?" one paramedic barked.
"Stabilised." the other one replied.
Suddenly, the ambulance truck skidded across a corner of the road, throwing the paramedics across the space inside.
All three-ambulance trucks finally arrived at the hospital. The doors flung open as each six beds with four people holding onto each one, pushed the unconscious casualties down the hall. After all the beds were in the hospital, two doctors marched behind them.
"So they were all unconscious by the time they arrived at each scene?" the doctor with a brown moustache with rounded square glasses hanging off his nose.
"Yes. All of them were unconscious at the time the meteor struck." the younger doctor replied.
"Yes." the doctor nodded. "But what I find strange is that meteor came from out of no-where from space. And it's size should have destroyed this planet."
"But it didn't." the other doctor finished.
The older doctor nodded again. "Precisely."
"Doctor! The male rabbit is starting to regain consciousness!"
The older doctor ran towards the bed where the nurse called from and looked down upon the casualty's face. The rabbits eyes were only half open but it was enough for the doctors to realise that he was going to be okay. The rabbit's mouth opened slightly.
"Kiai..."
His eyes began to close slowly.
"Just hang in there! Don't go yet!" the doctor called as the beds approached the emergency room. All the beds charged in there. As soon as the last bed entered the room, the emergency sign blinked to light itself up. And the younger doctor was left, breathing deeply as he tried to imagine what procedures were taking place in the room that the doors that he was staring at were hiding.
END OF CHAPTER 1.