Hiding Out In An Apocalypse

When disaster struck, Park Kyu was already prepared. For years, he had been mocked for his obsession with survival, but his meticulous planning paid off. Three years of relentless effort and his entire savings went into constructing a hidden underground shelter. Then, as he had feared, Seoul was hit by nuclear missiles, triggering a worldwide catastrophe. While others panicked, Park Kyu remained safe in his carefully designed bunker. His foresight seemed almost prophetic—was it luck, or had he truly anticipated the inevitable? The world outside crumbled, but inside his refuge, he had everything needed to endure. Skeptics who once laughed now faced the harsh reality he had long warned about. His isolation wasn’t paranoia—it was preparation. The apocalypse proved him right, leaving everyone else to wonder how he knew. Survival wasn’t an accident; it was the result of unwavering dedication. Park Kyu’s story raises the question—was his prediction mere chance, or something deeper? In the ruins of civilization, his bunker stood as proof of his foresight.