Cress is seeing the waves as his heartbeat goes by. Cress could not believe what he is seeing without his cage. From touching the water to smelling the salt, Cress loves the water so much he put his head down to the surface and the first thing he sees is the blue majestic wet but shiny world with fishes. 

Cress remembers the time he in a cage for protection, but he wishes to be in another world as he dreams of being in a human house and a magical island. 

“I see the sky so blue, I want to fly there. I see a picture of a bridge, I want to walk on it. But this cage. It is my life,” Cress said. 

Cress hit down the sand that he was on before, and a bunch of Acidian children were staring at him and laughing at how he looked. 

“It looks like some sort of crazy animal. We should show this to Big Brother,” one of the children cheered. 

“Oh no. I am on the right island, but those aliens. Why are they hurting us?” Cress thinks to himself. 

Cress runs in the forest as his heart is pumping so hard. Until then, I had found him from the treehouse and called his name. Cress looked me up and climb up to the treehouse, screaming that I was right all along. 

“I am sorry. The cage! The cage! I feel something,” Cress cried until I calmed him down and put my left finger on his mouth. 

“I accept it. The cage is not who you are. Now come on!!!” I hold his right hand and trail him to a hiding spot while Snail stares at them. 

“As I see the two species. The humans and the aliens. They are the same as writing and speaking. But we can’t have a war or something. I don’t want to see Diego die,” Snail frowns. 

“We can talk to them. If they are going to kill us, we have no choice,” Cress said. 

“You are right, but most of the time, we should talk to them,” I said. Thinking back of Hira, I am wondering how she is going to do this.

Back in the village, Hira sees the children younger than her are searching for Cress and I stalk her down as her name is called by Spencer. 

“Spencer!” Hira is shocked and turns around to see the tall bastard as he asked her about last night. 

“I was finding some rocks and leaves to research. I am more interested in the nature of Earth,” Hira lied as her body shook on the inside. Spencer spies over her body, examining the world where Hira lies upon the animal world. 

“I see you in the inside: animal. Why, though?” Spencer tucks his face close to Hira. Spencer shot his right hand to Hira’s left hand. Dragging her to the chief as fast as he can do and Hira screams to her mouth, alerting us that we must get here after we had finished our breakfasts. Lucy grabbed her spear, and Diego got up after he pulled up his revolver. I jumped up while Snail watches up go into the village. 

Inside the tent of the chief, he is angry about what Hira is doing, and when the rest of the people come into the place, they are curious about what they are doing. Hira cried, “Grandfather! Let me explain! There is no need!”

“This is the day we fight!” The chief said. With his angry face, he touches Hira’s face and begins to slap her on the left side. 

Dishonoring what is happening, the chief sends his granddaughter to the non-finish cross that resembles Christ, but when we enter the tribe, Diego notices the symbol of Christianity. 

“Why do they have a cross? They must be humans in disguise,” Diego spots out. 

Chanting and singing similar religious songs, Diego hops in the group and begins to grab the ropes Spencer tied in. Taking Hira out of the cross, Spencer grabs Diego’s neck and screams on top of his lungs, “Don’t take this betrayer! Take me instead!” 

I come running down to the chief, and Lucy follows me. We stand up for ourselves for this justice and move our bodies to think we are like the aliens. But when the aliens are about the grab us, we ask like lighting and head to Diego. Cress followed us, but his tail got stopped by one of the biggest aliens in the tribe. Cress screams after he turns around to see the danger. The alien is such a disaster to Cress, and more screaming hurts a lot of the beings. 

SHOOT!!!

Lucy threw her spear at the big alien’s left eye and grabbed it before he fell down to the ground. Cress squeaks down to see Lucy with her serious face. Cress cried so much, hugging Lucy’s legs and saying, “Thank you so much! Oh my gosh! I almost die!!” 

“You are welcome. But you have to hide now! Go!” Lucy grabs Cress and runs back to the treehouse but when there is a big brawl for Diego, like punching and kicking for the human man to suffer until I run down to take Hira out of the cross. 

We both run down to the treehouse when there is a humungous blast that alerts all of the aliens to look up to the sky. 

A spaceship that is way bigger than the white beauty Antarctica and the color of the rainbow. It is like a rainbow that is familiar to a child’s view of a simple rainbow. 

After running back to the treehouse, we stop for a moment to see the full spaceship dropping down the island as the new-looking aliens that are visible purple and red. With eyes of glowing ocean blue and mouth so soft. 

“All Acidians. We will take you home. Without you all, this world means gone,” the leader of the new alien species named Flora called. Her silver-blonde hair, tall body, and young face attract Diego and all of the animals for her beauty and respect to all of nature. 

“Flora. The Gouldians. We do not want to do this. We have rights, and we will never listen to you. So please. Do not do this to us!” The chief cried. 

“We have no choice. Everyone. Grab all of them. Hold them tight and move forward to the ship,” Flora commanded. 

Her men and women captured the Acidians while they were running for their lives, and some like Spencer, grabbed a knife and fought them to death. One of the Gouldians uses a fire hand and melts down Spencer’s face, and his screaming alerts all of us to examine closer, looking at a brown skin man with brown eyes and brown lips. 

“A human,” I examined. 

But why is he inside the alien?

More screaming comes from Spencer as he gives moans, “Stop! I don’t want them to know that I am not human!” You with the orange hair! Run! They will capture you all!” 

Diego listens to the black and runs off, hiding far away before some of the Gouldians chase him. 

Continuing a massive war, the Gouldians capture almost all of the Acidians while they are screaming on top of their lungs. However, Hira hides in the treehouse and begins to panic. 

“I don’t want them to go! Please!” Hira whispered, and I held her tight. So tight she feels the warmth in and out from me. 

The Gouldians place all the Acidians back to their rooms in a large area of the ship and squash them until they cannot breathe. 

After all of the Gouldians enter their ship, Flora turns back one more time to check in any more of the aliens. 

“A human with orange hair, you are lucky, but we are not looking for you. Good day,” Flora said and turned back to the entrance. 

The Gouldian ship flies away and exits Earth with a quick blow of a goodbye. 

Diego looks up and sees nothing but a rainbow in the afternoon sky. 

We found Diego after exiting the treehouse, and Hira looked down toes ,nothing but the ground, all miserable as her grandfather and friends were not here anymore. She takes a knee and prays that they will be alive and move back here. 

We all look at her and smile about her safety. But will she go to rescue them?

“I cannot go there. The Gouldians are too powerful, and if I go fight them, I will die. I want to stay here. I love it here,” Hira cried. 

We saw Diego going inside one of the tents and saw his friend crying that the Acidians are gone. 

Walking in front of us as Reeve stares at Hira and screams like a living nightmare!

“Hira is one of us! Please bear with me! She is not going to kill us. She is like us but different!” Diego cried in front of Reeve, but when I am angry about what Reeve did to Diego back in his past, I want to bite him to death,h but I first take a big breath. 

“Reeve, I think we should go home and take these animals with us,” Diego begged, looking at how destructive the island was. 

“Definitely, Diego,” Reeve smiled.