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New Atlantis-Personal Narrative

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His adventures were just about to begin. With his new reputation as the salamander, evil creatures suddenly became a problem for the people of New Atlantis. Since in the middle of Southern Ontario no one cared for this lonely city. This city was always in the shadows of the great Toronto. To the citizens of this city, It was always a source of bad luck. No one went there and came back to their town, at least not alive. There were few bodies each week coming in parcels saying they were from Toronto. New Atlantis was also along the coast of Lake Ontario. Zack (salamander) lived in this city and protected it from the evil creatures. Finding out about the disappearance of many people, he set out on a journey to Toronto. He needed to know about …show more content…

Zack had little money but a lot of persuasion. He got anything he wanted by telling someone he wanted it. That was another one of his powers. While shopping he saw a man with a gun holding a little kid as a hostage. He quickly ran and used his compulsion on the man to let the kid go free. Then he realized the man was running towards him. He then saw his dark eyes realizing and evil creature just took over his body. He could not fight at full power because there were too many people around him. Using his compulsion to save them they ran out of the mall. When everyone was gone he quickly won the battle by forcing the evil creature out of the man’s body using his powers and burning it up. As he went to see the city of Toronto from the Eaton center window he saw a launch pad with a spaceship. He ran to see what it was realizing it was the new Toronto city hall. He walked in and on his right side were some alien-like symbols. Quickly realizing this was the home base of the evil creatures and also the evil creatures are aliens. The alarm alerted and a swarm of evil creatures surrounded him. He fought his way to the generation chamber (were new evil creatures are made) and broke

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