Eliza had just managed to escape her warrior-type lifestyle and was sadly now stuck in Heaven with no possible way out to get back to her home on Earth. Still, she wasn't going to be all depressed and mopey, she told herself that as long as she was stuck here, she might as well make the best of it.

After walking around the all-white office-building structured-type place, she managed to find one of its fellow workers, sitting behind a brown desk; above the workers head was a big, black sign with white lettering that read: Help Desk/Department Placement, curious Eliza walked up to the lady who was working, sat in one of the two chairs cross-legged, and asked: "Excuse me, I'm new here and I just want to know what exactly I'm supposed to do now?"

"Well..." the worker said. "Now, we put you to work in one of our many, many departments"

"Departments? What do they do?"

"Each department works to help everything on Earth run as smoothly as possible, so... in a way, you're kind of giving back to the beloved home you left"

"That sounds awesome! Where do you need me?"

"Hmmm... well, There's an opening in The Department of Dirt"

"Okay..."

"I'll notify the head of the department immediately" she wheeled over to a white filing cabinet and took out one of its contents, a manila-colored folder which she got out, sat placed perfectly in the middle of her desk. Opening it carefully she placed a red stamp of approval on the bottom right-hand corner of the 20-paper thick-looking folder. Closing it, she handed it over to Eliza, "Well... there ya go, every you need to know about your new department is in that folder"

"Thanks" Eliza smiled, standing up as she began to make her way down the long hallway. passing a few rooms, she finally made it to The Department of Dirt, the Department that was to be her new purpose in this new and unfamiliar place she would now call home.

Upon opening the door to her new department she saw that to the left and right of her there were about eight to ten computers and workers could be seen sitting at each one, every one in that whole department was full- except one.