“2999?” Sandra spoke in shock. “You guys are from the future?”
“Yes,” Jack nodded. “We have to stop this invasion before its too late without me and my friend here existing to stop this invasion, the world will become more of a police state conquered by a specific individual we are after.”
“Wow,” Roxanne said in a desired tone. “So, you teenage boys are stopping this entire invasion all by yourselves and are from the future? I feel like life just gets weirder and weirder. You guys never said your names.”
“Neither did you or you,” Jay and Jack spoke at the same time as they pointed at Sandra and Roxanne.
“Alright,” Sandra said. “Let us sum it up quick, I’m Sandra Richards and this is Roxanne Hartburn. We just got here and are still processing your story on this so-called invasion you guys are trying to prevent and who is this individual you are trying to stop?”
“Jay. Jay Lemer,” Jay said. “This is my friend Jack Walker. Alright, to sum it up quick, there’s a metallic armored freak named Silver Ny who has armor from 10,000 A.D. and he checkmated our timeline in a way, by traveling to your timeline to gain the advantage.”
“It’s a very super-duper long story,” Jack said impatiently. “Trust me, we don’t have time to explain what is going on here fully. Anyways, we need all the help we can get, if possible. Me and Jay are gotta destroy the Freighter and go after Silver Ny who is probably at the Planetarium Traveler X1 over there.”
“The what?” Sandra and Roxanne spoke in a confused manner also saying, “and the what?”
“The mothership,” Jay sighed as he explained pointing with his index finger. “Over there is called the Planetarium Traveler X1, the ship we are all standing on is called the Freighter where all of the armory, artillery, weapons, prison cells are which we are about to sabotage to mitigate or slow down the invasion as much as possible.”
“Oh okay,” Sandra acknowledged.
“What are we supposed to do?” Roxanne asked.
“You two scout the skies and make sure no one in Manhattan gets hurt,” Jay instructed them. “Me and Jack will handle the Freighter and the mothership.”
“Alright,” Sandra said.
“My sisters and friends are here somewhere in Manhattan,” Roxanne spoke. “They’re Stellar-Beings, they must be somewhere in Manhattan still waiting for me to meet them for lunch, on my birthday.”
“Happy Birthday,” Jay said. “What a birthday you must be having, alright, try to get as much help as possible to prevent any civilians from getting hurt. We gotta act fast, we will discuss this later.”
“Thanks,” Roxanne nodded and noticed Jack staring at her.
“Can I get your TID?” Jack tried to ask out Roxanne. “I can get you a birthday day present.”
“Huh?” Roxanne said confusingly. “TID?”
Jack face palmed his face, “Geez, forgot we aren’t in the future, its Tele-ID, some other way of asking a person’s number.”
“…. OH no no no,” Roxanne said defensively. “There is no way you are asking me out!”
“But how the hell do we get into this Freighter?” Jay ignored Jack’s comments to Roxanne. “We don’t have enough fire power to open up an entrance.”
“Let us take care of it,” Sandra smiled and nodded towards Roxanne.
The two birds started to float up a distance away from the Freighter as they unleashed their energy blasts of powers together, which penetrated through the alloy metal material of the ship. The hole generated enough heat to blast the metal off, big enough for one person to fit at a time, as Jay and Jack head towards the hole they created. Jay nodded, thanking them for creating an entrance for them.
Jack sighed and said to Roxanne as they were about to fly away; “Can I at least send you a letter of recommendation?”
Roxanne smirked at his remark, as the two flew away, with Sandra smiling and chortled at the notion that Jack tried to ask out Roxanne Hartburn, in a way. Jay smirked at Jack madly, indicating for him to focus on the mission rather than asking girls out. He smacked Jack on the head, trying to get him to shift his mind back to the actual problem at hand. As the two one by one jumped inside of the hole, they created for them, careful not touching the edges of the heat signature surrounding the hole.
The two teens enter the Freighter onto a railing platform, as they witness the Hangar Bay below their feet, seeing a bunch of air vehicles, infantry weaponry and the armory itself. Luckily, the two were not detected by any activity within the Freighter as they saw the Hangar Bay doors were open with bright sunlight shining through it. Jay missed seeing the sunlight and never really had the chance to admire it due to this ongoing invasion happening, but it was a really beautiful sight after living about 17 years of his life in mostly darkness in the future.
“Its great to finally see the sunlight back,” Jack spoke happily. “Never going to ever see that sight again if we make it back to our timeline.”
“True,” Jay said. “It’s a very beautiful sight indeed.”
As they climbed slowly down the railings, heading towards the platform atop of the Hangar Bay, they saw the holographic bridge outside of the bay doors, where the AI militants were racing towards the Freighter, about to get into more Sparrows, since majority of the ones got eliminated in the sky. Jack raised up his hand to Jay, stopping him from moving any further on the
