The sky darkened with worry as astronomers detected a massive asteroid, Erebus, on a collision course with Earth. With a size nearing 10 kilometers, this was no small rock; it posed a planet-wide threat that sent shivers down spines everywhere. As the news spread, governments downplayed the threat while chaos ensued. Mass evacuations targeted the elite, leaving countless others to panic and fend for themselves. Supermarkets emptied within hours, and cities erupted in turmoil as people raced to gather supplies. Family and friends held each other tight, trying to make sense of the unfolding disaster. Then came the moment of impact. The sky ignited, and Erebus struck with a force unimaginable. A colossal explosion shattered the Earth, obliterating cities and generating shockwaves that echoed across the globe. In the aftermath, life plunged into darkness. Coastal cities were swallowed by towering tsunamis, crops withered, and the world plunged into an impact winter, ushering in a mini ice age. Survivors faced impossible challenges. Communities that had prepared thrived in makeshift shelters, prioritizing clean water, food rationing, and mental health management, while the old world faded to memory. The day the sky fell wasn't just destruction; it became a lesson on preparation and resilience, a reminder of how quickly everything can change.