The prompt used: My washing machine is telling me to file for backruptcy. by WindySilver.
The challenge: Write a 369er (three separate but interrelated 69-word stories) with a conflict in their center. The first story must be after the conflict, the second one during it and the third one before it.
84 years after Fiirddokha invaded Earth, they finally got enough. We resurfaced into a barren wasteland, equipped with oxygen tanks because the atmosphere was mostly carbon dioxide then.
We knew immediately that restoring our planet would be the biggest challenge humanity had ever had, but we were up to the task.
Ten years have gone by and Earth is now starting to look more like itself.
We will succeed.
We shamans have been listening to Mother Earth weep for four decades now. Her cries have grown quieter over the years.
The greenhouses and zoos in our sanctuaries and on other planets are the only hope of restoring her after the invaders tire of hurting her. We must guard them — not just we shamans, but all still living humans.
If we don’t cooperate, Mother Earth will die for good.
“Honey, the washing machine is telling me to file for bankruptcy!” I called out from the laundry room.
“You downloaded something strange into our network again, honey!”
“No!” I knew I sounded too undignified to sound convincing. I looked at the message and admitted my defeat under my breath, “Okay, I did.”
“Told you so! Running the cleaning process!”
I sighed; our network cleaning process was always a pain.
WindySilver 
Okay… I… I think I don’t get what the last part has to do with the first two^^’
But it’s very nice to see one of these challenge-texts end on a note of hope, especially since it is a continuation of day one ^.^
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The last part illustrates how different people’s worries were before the conflict. I admit that it’s a bit too disconnected from the other two parts, though.
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