I was curious. After all, who just leaves a random book in a plane that was made for a person? I couldnât find out anything out in the middle of almost nowhere, so I took it home. My parents and sister werenât home yet; they were still at work. I would ask them about the book when they got home.
I examined the lock. It took a key, not a code like I was hoping. Maybe my sister could unlock it wot...
I wasnât believing that space things can exist, or appear on earth. Until one dayâŠ
It was a sunnyâŠwell cloudy afternoon, I was outside getting for inspections, well maybe you wonât believe it, but the truth is that I was just outside my house and escaping studying class online. I can hear that the teacher was talking and the other students was answering and Iâm here escaping from them. Suddenly th...
meeeeeeeeeeeeeep. I woke up to my ears ringing and head foggy, room full of smoke. WHAT. THE. FUCK. WAS. THAT.
I rush out of my room, and down the hall next door to check on my sister. Sheâs gone. I panic, and run across the kitchen to my parents bedroom, only to find it just as empty. Maybe they already got out? I walk outside._ _There is no signs an explosion. But also no signs of my family....
A resounding boom echoes throughout the City, walls shaking, earth quaking. My heart jumps into my throat; this feels familiar in an odd and awful wayâŠ
Hazel glances at me, her eyes wide. âThat⊠canât be good.â We all ignore the sparse glass thatâs coating some of the floor, shattered and glinting; we simple head outside.
It had been a day with little excitement to speak of, unless you find shearing sheep and shoveling their shit exciting. There's not much of anything around here.
Plopping down on a treestump with a sigh I soon found my energy again as a crunching collision sounded on the far side of the field. I wasn't quick enough to catch sight of what crashed down and where it came from. It just was there in...
âBOOM!â A bomb explodes. The Vandril are here. People are screaming as thick black smoke fills the air. The smell of ash fills the corner. I grab my little sister's wrist.
âAdora,â I yell. âThey are here. Come on!â I pull Adora into my arms and sprint out the back door. The Vandril are here to take my people - the Aethelos.
I saw something crash. Or maybe it was someone. I couldnât be too sure, after all, it was surrounded by smoke. It was less than a mile out of town, so I did what any responsible teenager would do, I went to explore. I used my bike, it was motor powered so it was fast.
When I got out there, I found this plane-looking thing. It could fit a human inside of it. I opened the hatch, smoke pooling out....
When people usually see an explosion; not that itâs a common thing to witness, they tend to run away from them, but not old Mikey boy, oh, no! You see, when there was an explosion in the distance he got right on his bike and rode right over to where it was and do you know what he found?
Nothing.
It was the bizarrest thing, it had definitely happened right where he was standing, he could see the ...
Itâs my own fault, really. Iâd woken up with a level of refreshingly optimistic energy normally awarded in heavily regulated pill form.
Iâd even steeped the tea leaves that the eclectic owner of this rental cabin had made and left for me, rather than brewing the coffee that I usually need injected in my veins.
The boards on my front porch creaked as I stepped outside and scanned the expansive ...
