The Backstory
In the year 2929, a bear named Olli lived in the mountains, where he had spent his entire life. One day, Olli woke up feeling different. He felt more aware of his surroundings and had an intense desire to learn about the world beyond his habitat. As he explored, he discovered a group of humans that had set up a research facility in the mountains. Olli was intrigued, so he started to watch them closely.
Over time, Olli began to understand the human language and their technology. However, he also learned about how humans had been mistreating bears for centuries. Olli was shocked and saddened by the stories he heard. He felt an intense anger bubbling inside him and decided to do something about it.
Olli started to work on a secret project. He learned everything he could about time travel and began building a time machine. It took him many years to complete, but finally, in the year 2978, he was ready to travel back in time.
Olli set his destination to the year 1978, the height of human activity in the area. He appeared in the middle of a bustling city, his size and strength causing chaos and destruction wherever he went. Humans panicked as they ran in every direction, but Olli was determined to carry out his revenge.
He targeted the industries that had been responsible for the mistreatment of bears: logging companies, fur traders, and hunters. He destroyed their equipment, their buildings, and their products. The humans were powerless against him, and Olli felt a deep sense of satisfaction as he carried out his plan.
Eventually, the authorities managed to trap Olli and put him in a zoo, where he spent the rest of his life. But Olli didn’t regret what he had done. He had brought attention to the mistreatment of bears and the need for humans to change their ways. And although he was in captivity, he was content knowing that he had made a difference.
Years later, as humans finally began to take responsibility for their actions, Olli’s story became a legend. He was remembered as a symbol of strength and courage, and his legacy lived on for generations to come.