Quantum Warrior

MEDIS

MEDIS

14 Years ago.

   A long time ago in a very distant planet called Medis, a blue planet full of green vegetation and big cities with wide oceans that shined in the sunlight, a war was raging. A war that could destroy a planet as simple as a tiny ant being stepped by a baby's foot. Two species were at war, one was the human race, the other was an alien race. The Aglons. Their ships were heading in direction of the planet Medis to invade it. The ships were  white like the snow and grey like the smoke. They were similar to cd's joined by a ruler.

   On the planet no one new about the upcoming attack. People continued to walk the streets just like in an usual day. The vast cities with big buildings that went as far as the eye could see scratching the sky, shining  and  active has always.

   -How is my little baby?! - Daisy said to her one-year old baby son Peter. She was a short woman with earth-colored eyes, a white skin and small brown hair just above her shoulders.

   -Mom! When will dady return from work today? – said the older sister Carol, who was 10 years old. She was asking about Henry, her father, who worked in the Citadel which was working on defeating the Aglons. She was  just like her mom but she was a littel chubby,  had big cheeks and blond locks.

   Suddenly Daisy's phone started ringing, it was Henry.

   -You need to meet with me in the evacuation pods ! – Henry was desperate. His voice was wavered as if fear had taken over his body. He would never tell anyone to go to the evacuation pods unless something very bad was happening.

   -What is going on Henry? – Said Daisy trembling.

   -It's the Aglons! Our satellites just captured an immense army of ships coming toads to our city!

   Daisy called her daughter and grabbed her son, and they went into the evacuation facility. Quickly an immense quantity of battle ships were in the blue clean skies. Lasers were being fired everywhere and the skies quickly became grey. It was like colorful rain. Ships hitting building's, and missiles making them collide with other buildings, the explosions all over the city were creating chaos. Pieces of buildings were falling and crushing the desperate people, making it look like they had never been there before, silencing the laud cries that fillied the streets.

   Henry arrived to the evacuation facility at same time as Daisy and the kids.

   - Daisy, I need you to go to the escape pod with Peter and Carol!

   Daisy would never leave someone behind and she wasn't going to do it now.

   - Carol take your brother and go to the pod. If anything happens- she stoped and grabed Carol's face - if any of us don't make it to the pod fire it up and go to earth. Remember I love you more than anything! 

Daisy wanted to make sure that her sons were safe before she convinced Henry to go with them to Earth. Carol started crying run to hug her parents. Both of them did the same.

   - Carol, I love you more than anything but you have to go to the pod. If I don't make it. If I don't survive tell your brother that he is the last hope this planet has - Henry grabbed Carol's shoulders - tell him that he's the one who is going to win this war and save us all – Henry kissed his daughter and his son with has if it was the last time he would see them a small tear went down is face as he saw Carol run to the Pod with Peter in her arms.

   The pod was egg-shaped and small with space for no more than four people. It was painted with white and red stripes, a black rectangular glass coverd the front of the pod. As she opened the door, Carol looked back, the walls and roof were falling apart. The big round building in a donut form was collapsing. She yelled out of fear and horror as she realized both  of her parents were now under the debris. With sadness Carol looked at the virtual panels and tipped Earth as the "where to?" destination . Carol fired up the pod and drove it to Earth has quickly has possible without looking back and focusing only on her baby brothers future and how she had to do everything to save him.