Chapter 4 - "General Garret's Assault" "You fool!" screamed King Tyrinon as he blasted the Graikyan Intelligence Unit Soldier. "How can you have let the Earth people detect your presense!?" The soldier struggles to get up from the blast "Sire!" he pleaded, "I didn't know the Earth people would be able to detect me! There must have been a malfuction in the ship's cloaking device!" "Enough!" Tyrinon yelled. "I will hear no more of your excuses!" Tyrinon stood up and walked down his throne. He raised his hand at the soldier and blasted him again. "This is the exact reason why I made the switch in my soldiers. They never slip up like you!" The soldier crawled away in fear as a dark shadow covered him. Outside the king's throne room, to more soldiers stand guard. Garret walks up to the doors of the throne room. He looks at one of the guards and asks, "Is the king busy?" "He is having a conference with the Graikyan Intelligence Unit Soldier that patrolled Earth." replied the soldier that had a voice of a robot. A agonizing scream comes from the throne room and Garret laughs, "It would seem our little friend has been punished." "There are no friends. Only and allies and enemies." said the other soldier on guard. Garret looks at the gurad and pats it on the shoulder, "You guys take things too seriously." "The king is now free to see you, General Garret." said the first guard. "Good" said Garret as he walked into the chamber of the king. Garret walks towards the throne, but stops to look at the soldier on the ground. All that was left of him was some of his bones and his ripped flesh. Garret chuckles at the site and continues to walk up to the throne. Garret reaches the throne and kneels before his king. "Permission to speak, sire." Garret asked King Tyrinon, with his with his back turned to Garret, turns around and sits in his throne. He looks down on Garret and licks a small amount of blood that was left on his lip. "Permission granted, Garret." "Sire, I am waiting for your command to go to Earth to set up a transport base." said Garret. "I want you to go immediatlely. This ship is too low on fuel. It won't make it close enough to Earth's atmosphere to be pulled in by it's gravitational pull. When you go, just take half as many troops as we would normally take. This will be an easy job." Garret stood up from his kneeling and bowed with his arm across his chest, "I'm on my way, sire." Garret turned, swung his cape around, and began to leave the room. As Garret made his way to the exit, Tyrinon called Garret's name. Garret stopped and asked "what." "Before you leave to Earth, be sure that the transport module works or else you will end up like our friend on the ground there." Garret shudder and agreed to the king. He looked at the raw carcass one last time and left the throne room. Now how do I know all of this that went on in space even though I was stuck on Earth? I just do and there! Now back on Earth I was just returning home in the downpour of the rain. I ran up to the entrance of my house and reached into my school bag, looking for my keys. My bag was soaked and so was I. I pulled my keys out and quickly opened the door. I ran in and and closed the door as fast as I could. I stood in the doorway, dripping, and yelled to see if my mother was home. No answer, so that meant I couldn't get a towel. Even though it was going to make my mother angry, I ran upstairs to the shower, causing wherever I went to get wet. Sure my mom would be angry, but I wasn't going to stand in the doorway and catch a cold waiting for her. Anyway, it's just water. To warm up, I took a quick hot shower and after that, went to my room. I walked over to the clock radio and turned it on to see what was on. As usual, the latest songs were being repeated. It would as if those were the only songs that ever existed. I sighed and walked over to my closet. Inside my closet were an assortment of different styled clothes that I wore. There were jeans, shorts, sweaters, overalls, and so on. Over on the end of the end was an extra school uniform, so I wouldn't have to worry about washing the one that was soaked. I pulled out a solid, grey, short-sleeved shirt and some blue