MidReal Story
Star and Marco in Earthni are in a adventure they
Scenario: Star and Marco in Earthni are in a adventure: they need to protect Eathni from the rain of asteroids
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I sat up in bed, rubbing my eyes as I tried to shake off the remnants of that dream.
It had been so vivid, so real, I could almost feel the wind rushing past me as Marco and I flew together.
But then my alarm had to go and ruin everything.
I glanced at the clock, its red digital numbers mocking me with their early morning brightness: 6:30 AM.
It was far too early for someone like me, especially on a Saturday.
With a groan, I threw off my covers and swung my bare feet over the edge of the bed.
The floor was cold against my skin, but it helped wake me up a little more.
I glanced around our dimly lit room, noticing that Marco’s bed was already empty.
He must have been up for hours; he always was an early riser.
After stretching out the kinks from sleeping in a weird position—I probably should have stayed in bed after all—I shuffled out into our main living area, still in my pajamas and yawning loudly.
The bright sunlight streaming through our windows made me squint as I looked around, trying to remember what day it was or if there was anything important happening today.
But all I could think about was that dream I’d just had, and how much I wished I could go back to sleep and experience it again.
"Star?"
Marco’s voice came from the kitchen, startling me out of my thoughts.
"Is that you?"
"Yeah," I called back, running a hand through my tangled hair.
"Why are you up so early?"
"I’m always up this early," he replied as he walked out of the kitchen and into our main living area.
He was wearing a pair of jeans and a plain black t-shirt, his dark hair still mussed from sleep.
"Well, not always, but usually."
The rest of us aren't so lucky.
I had been in the middle of a really good dream.
I was flying through the sky, my hair streaming out behind me like a comet's tail.
I was so high up that the Earth looked like a big blue marble below me, and I could see all the way to the horizon.
And then I saw him.
Marco Diaz, my best friend and protector of Earthni, was flying toward me on his own pair of wings.
He reached out his hand and I took it, and we soared through the sky together, laughing as we flew over mountains and valleys, forests and rivers.
It was perfect.
But then my alarm went off, and I woke up to find myself lying in bed with my hair tangled around me like seaweed.
"Ugh," I groaned as I fumbled for the alarm clock on my nightstand.
"Why does it have to be so early?"
I sat up in bed, rubbing my eyes as I tried to shake off the remnants of that dream.
It had been so vivid, so real, I could almost feel the wind rushing past me as Marco and I flew together.
But then my alarm had to go and ruin everything.
I glanced at the clock, its red digital numbers mocking me with their early morning brightness: 6:30 AM.
It was far too early for someone like me, especially on a Saturday.
The rest of us aren't so lucky.
I had been in the middle of a really good dream.
I was flying through the sky, my hair streaming out behind me like a comet's tail.
I was so high up that the Earth looked like a big blue marble below me, and I could see all the way to the horizon.
And then I saw him.
Marco Diaz, my best friend and protector of Earthni, was flying toward me on his own pair of wings.
He reached out his hand and I took it, and we soared through the sky together, laughing as we flew over mountains and valleys, forests and rivers.
"The Royal Seer has foretold that an asteroid shower will soon devastate Earthni," she explained, not bothering to hide her annoyance at being woken up so early.
"Asteroids?"
I repeated, sitting up straighter as I tried to process this new information.
The Royal Seer rarely made prophecies about Earthni, and when he did, they were almost always accurate.
So this was definitely not something we could ignore.
"Are you sure?
How many are we talking about?
And when will they hit?"
"Well, that's the thing," Janna replied with a sigh as she set her magazine aside and turned her attention back to me.
"It's hard to say exactly when they'll hit, but it will be within the next few days, give or take a few hours."
I let out a sigh of relief at that news, but it was short-lived.
A few days wasn't much time at all, especially if we didn't know exactly when they would hit or how many there were to worry about.
"Okay, so how many are we talking about here, and where exactly will they hit?"
I asked, trying to get a better idea of what we were up against.
"Well, according to the Royal Seer, the asteroid shower will consist of several dozen large asteroids and hundreds of smaller ones," Janna explained with a frown as she ran a hand through her messy hair.
"Most of them will probably burn up in Earthni's atmosphere before they even reach the surface, but a few of the larger ones will make it through and hit the ground."
I let out a low whistle at that news, trying to imagine what kind of damage an asteroid shower like that would do to Earthni if it actually happened. "If any of those big ones hit a populated area, it would be catastrophic," I said grimly, my mind racing as I tried to come up with a plan to stop the asteroids before they hit the ground. "What about Earthni's natural defenses?
Can't they protect us from something like this?"
Janna shook her head at that question, her expression grim.
Once I was dressed and had my magical wand equipped—as well as a few other essential supplies—I made one more pass through the apartment to make sure that everything was in order.
I checked on our other friends and allies who were staying with us, including the Royal Guard under Commander Avarius, who would be taking over the night shift from Higgs and her team.
I made sure they were all properly equipped and ready for their shift before heading outside to check on the force fields I had created to protect them from the dangerous asteroids.
These shields would keep them safe while they were on duty, but they wouldn't be able to withstand long exposure to the asteroids once they broke through Earthni's atmosphere.
We would need to come up with a plan to stop them before they caused too much damage.
Luckily, Marco arrived just then with a suggestion that might help.
"So what's the plan, princess?" he asked as he joined me on the rooftop where I was inspecting the force fields.
"Well, according to Janna," I began with a nod in her direction, "the Royal Seer has foretold that an asteroid shower will soon devastate Earthni."
"An asteroid shower?
How many are we talking about here, and when will it hit?"
Marco asked, his expression grim as he listened to the news.
"Well, that's the thing," Janna replied with a shrug as she flipped the page of her magazine without looking up at us.
"The Royal Seer has foretold that an asteroid shower will soon devastate Earthni," she explained, not bothering to hide her annoyance at being woken up so early.
"Asteroids?"
I repeated, sitting up straighter as I tried to process this new information.
The Royal Seer rarely made prophecies about Earthni, and when he did, they were almost always accurate.
So this was definitely not something we could ignore.
"Are you sure?
How many are we talking about?
And when will they hit?"
"Well, that's the thing," Janna replied with a sigh as she set her magazine aside and turned her attention back to me.
"It's hard to say exactly when they'll hit, but it will be within the next few days, give or take a few hours."
I let out a sigh of relief at that news, but it was short-lived.
A few days wasn't much time at all, especially if we didn't know exactly when they would hit or how many there were to worry about.
"Okay, so how many are we talking about here, and where exactly will they hit?"
I asked, trying to get a better idea of what we were up against.
"Well, according to the Royal Seer, the asteroid shower will consist of several dozen large asteroids and hundreds of smaller ones," Janna explained with a frown as she ran a hand through her messy hair.
"Most of them will probably burn up in Earthni's atmosphere before they even reach the surface, but a few of the larger ones will make it through and hit the ground."
"Squads one through ten are in position and ready to go," Avarius reported, looking up at me with a determined expression.
"Good," I replied, nodding in satisfaction.
"And don't forget to activate the force fields around your squads before the asteroid storm hits."
"Don't worry, Princess," Avarius assured me with a grin as he patted the force field generator strapped to his back.
"We'll be fine."
"Alright then," I said with a nod as I turned to leave.
"Let's go, Marco."We had a job to do, and it was time to get to work.
"Let's do this," Marco replied, falling into step beside me as we headed out of the command center and into the hallway.
"So, what's the plan?"
"As soon as the asteroid storm hits, you and I are going to use our magic to create a shield around the city," I explained, glancing over at him.
"We need to protect Earthni's buildings and structures from being destroyed by the asteroids, so I was thinking we could reinforce them with some hardened spider silk from Arachnica."
As soon as the asteroid storm hits, you and I are going to use our magic to create a shield around the city," I explained, glancing over at him.
"We need to protect Earthni's buildings and structures from being destroyed by the asteroids, so I was thinking we could reinforce them with some hardened spider silk from Arachnica."
"Spider silk?"
Marco repeated, raising an eyebrow in surprise as he looked back at me.
"Yeah," I replied with a nod as I thought back to my last trip to Arachnica and shuddered.
"It's kind of creepy, but it's also really strong and durable, so I think it will be perfect for this."
"Alright, let's do it," Marco said, nodding in agreement.
I nodded in agreement as we headed out of the command center and into the hallway.
My wand was a powerful tool that could be used for a lot of different things, but it was also a very dangerous weapon if not used properly.
It was definitely not something you wanted to mess around with.
"That's one way to use it," Marco replied with a smirk as he nudged me with his elbow.
"But I was actually thinking we could use it to create a shield around our apartment complex when the asteroid storm hits."
I felt my face grow hot with embarrassment at his suggestion, and I quickly looked away from him as I tried to hide my blushing cheeks behind my hand.
"Wh-what?" I stammered, my eyes wide with shock as I turned to look back at him.
"That's not what I meant at all!"
I insisted, trying to explain myself.
"I-I was just saying that we need to protect Earthni's buildings and structures from being destroyed by the asteroids, and I thought that using some hardened spider silk from Arachnica would be a good way to do that.
I-I wasn't talking about using it to create a shield around our apartment complex!"
"Relax, Star," Marco said with a chuckle as he reached out and patted me on the back.
"I'm just messing with you.
I know what you meant.
And don't worry, your secret is safe with me.
"Oh, come on," Janna said with an amused grin as she glanced over at us.
"You don't need to be so shy about it.
With a deep breath, I steadied myself and prepared to face the oncoming storm.
The asteroid storm was almost upon us, and there was no turning back now.
I had made my decision, and I was determined to do whatever it took to protect Earthni and its people from being destroyed by the asteroids.
"Alright, let's do this!" I said with a determined nod as I headed over to the door and pushed it open.
"Okay," I said as I turned to look at Marco and Janna.
"Let's head outside. It's time to get into position."
"Right behind you," Marco replied with a nod as he stepped out of the apartment building and followed me down the stairs.
"I'm right behind you guys," Janna called out as she quickly hurried after us.
As we left our apartment complex and headed out into the streets of Echo Creek, I took a moment to look up at the sky and take in the sight of the stars twinkling overhead.
It was a beautiful night, but I knew that it wouldn't be long before the sky was filled with asteroids and the city was in danger of being destroyed.
I was going to do everything in my power to protect Earthni and its people from harm, but I also knew that I couldn't do it alone.
I needed the help of my friends, and I was grateful to have Marco and Janna by my side.
I looked over at them and gave them both a small smile as I gestured for them to follow me to our designated spots.
"Thank you guys for being here with me," I said, my voice filled with gratitude.
"I really appreciate your help."
"You're welcome," Marco replied with a warm smile as he placed a hand on my shoulder.
"Anytime you need us, we'll be there for you."
"You can count on us," Janna added with a wink as she gave me a thumbs up.
I smiled back at them and nodded in agreement before turning to look at our surroundings.
We were standing in the middle of the street near Echo Creek Junior High School, which was located just a few blocks away from our apartment complex.
I had chosen this spot as my vantage point, as it would give me an unobstructed view of the city and allow me to see the asteroids coming from all directions.
"I'm going to head over to that building over there," I said, nodding towards a tall building located near the school's main entrance.
"I'll stand on top of it to get a better view of the city. You can wait for me to give you the signal before you cast the shields."
"Got it," Marco replied with a nod as he headed off in the direction of the building.
As Marco made his way over to his designated spot, Janna and I quickly followed after him.
"You know, I could use my wand to create a shield around our apartment complex when the asteroid storm hits," I told him with a smile.
"I could make it big enough to protect everyone in the building."
"Not bad," Marco replied with a nod as he glanced over at me.
