Behind the pyramid's apex I could faintly see out my window how the sun started the day with a smile. The terrible night was finally above ground, and only one of our people had been killed when his door was broken down.
It didn’t bother me. Not because I don’t care, but I didn’t know him. Then is he my problem? 



When you live in a desert like this is, every person who is still sane, is worth something.



I could lighten up my breath because another day had begun.
As every other day, I took my apron on, and walked along the usual route; past the church and down by the side of the blue filled river. Just where the water squares jumps on land. There is my little farm; Carrots, potatoes, and wheat. All split up perfectly in rows.


As time progressed from me and the sun again coincided behind the pyramid’s square top, I went home.



I could indicate how the square water was reflecting the sunlight.



When I finally got home and had put the apron on my old wooden table, I could put my long nose along my pillow's soft feathers.



As the sun compatible coincided I could hear a knock on my door. Or it did not “Knock”, it smashed. Harder and harder, and I could hear how the tree squeezed itself, twisted itself. Right up until the tree could not stand it anymore.
Quickly I raised myself out of my bed, only to find a green creature. Its rotten skin stinks like a thousand rotten eggs, and its eyes were white as pure chalk. A zombie.
The arms of the Zombie started beating in the air as it grasped for me, but …



With a texture as sandstone, a red glowing Ruby seated in the chest, and strong sun yellow glow in the eyes, it got hold of the chest of the Zombie and smashed it onto my old wooden floor. I could feel how the back of the zombie snapped like branches, one by one, as it hit the floor.
The yellow creature then pulled the zombie over to my oven to end it. As it raised the zombie’s already rotten and heavily bleeding head, to then smash it down in the pointed edge of the oven.

Thereafter, the yellow creature turned to look at me. It didn’t do anything, but just looked at me with it's glowing eyes. After a minute, it took a rose and handed it to me. I couldn’t keep a big smile back, and in response to the rose, the next morning I promoted this creature as:

The Sand Golem Protector.