In the bustling halls of Evergreen High, Alex and Mia were just ordinary seniors—study buddies with a secret crush on each other that neither dared to confess. Alex was the tall, athletic type with messy brown hair and a smirk that could melt hearts. Mia, petite with fiery red curls and a sharp wit, was his perfect counterpart. One rainy afternoon, during a school trip to an ancient museum, they wandered off into a restricted exhibit. A glowing artifact caught their eye—a strange, pulsating crystal. As they reached for it together, a blinding light engulfed them.
When the dizziness faded, they found themselves in a lush, untamed jungle. Towering trees blocked the sun, vines snaked around massive stones, and the air hummed with unfamiliar bird calls. No phones, no signals—just primitive wilderness. "What the hell?" Alex muttered, helping Mia to her feet. She clutched his arm, her green eyes wide with fear. "This isn't Earth... or at least not our Earth."
They stumbled upon a small tribal village nestled by a river. Huts made of thatch and mud, people clad in animal skins, wielding spears and bows. The villagers spoke a guttural language, but somehow, Alex and Mia understood fragments—perhaps a gift from the crystal. They were welcomed as "sky-fallen gods" by the chief, an imposing man named Karg, who introduced his family: his wife Lira, a curvaceous woman with sun-kissed skin and long black hair; his daughter Sera, a lithe beauty in her early twenties with piercing blue eyes; and his son Tor, a muscular warrior who eyed Mia hungrily.
As days turned to weeks, Alex and Mia adapted. They taught the tribe basic tech from their world—fire-starting tricks, simple tools—earning respect. But isolation stirred deeper urges. One night, by the fire, Alex confessed his feelings to Mia. Their first kiss led to passionate sex under the stars, bodies entwined in the warm grass, her moans echoing through the night. It was intense, raw—her nails digging into his back as he thrust deeply, claiming her virginity in this alien world.