The Creator of Everything is a Tomas 10 episode.
| Tomas 10 | |
| Season 5, Episode 89 | |
 | |
| The Watch Dial | |
| Written by | TomasFMaggi |
| Directed by | TomasFMaggi |
| Episode Guide | |
| Previous "Arm Mageddon: Part 2" |
Next "Shining Victory" |
Summary[]
Tomas and The Guardian go on a quest to find The Creator of Everything: Azmuth. However, they find the journey to more comlicated than expected.
Plot[]
The Creator of Everything
It was a nice Friday night. However, Fer and Santi were tied to a pole inside an abandoned nuclear power plant. Their captors were Slash and Optuchucis Sam, who were now working together.
“In a matter of moments, we’ll be able to unleash the radiation that has been stored in this power plant.” Slash said.
“And once we do that we’re gonna, we’re gonna, ugh…what are we gonna do?” Optuchucis Sam asked.
“We’re gonna intoxicate the state which will cause an evacuation. Once the state has evacuated, we’ll have control of it.” Slash replied.
“It’s brilliant!” Sam stated.
All of a sudden, the door exploded open. “It took him long enough.” Santi said.
“Alright Slash and Sam, step away from the nuclear reactor.” I ordered. The smoke cleared to reveal KaBoom. “Or I’ll make you.”
Slash pulled out his sword and Sam pulled out his laser guns. The both began blasting lasers at me. I ran around and dodged the blasts. Next, I launched an arm and exploded it at the bottom of the reactor.
“You don’t want to do that, Tomas.” Fer said. “If you break that thing we all go down.”
“Sam take care of him.” Slash ordered.
“With pleasure.” Sam said. He jumped down and continued blasting me. I sent one arm one way and ran the other way. Sam continued trying to blast me, but I continued to dodge. While he was doing that, my arm came up behind him and exploded on his back. That sent Sam flying into a wall, knocking him out.
After that, I ran over to Fer and Santi and broke the chains apart to free them. “Don’t worry about us, stop Slash.” Santi said.
“You’re already too late!” Slash announced. “In a matter of moments this entire state will become radioactive. Now even you can’t stop this.” He stated.
“I can try.” I said. Then I ran straight towards the nuclear reactor. Next, I jumped on and began climbing to the top.
“Where do you think you’re going?” Slash asked. Then he began blasting lasers at me.
“I don’t have time for this.” I said. Then, I jumped down on him, and when I was inches away, exploded. The blast from the explosion sent him flying into the wall and knocked out next to Sam. The explosion also made a dent in the reactor.
I regenerated myself and continued my way up. Once I reached the top, I used my arms to explode and weaken the top. Next, I used my strength to tear a hole open. I was about to jump in, when I heard Fer and Santi calling to me.
“Tomas! What are you doing!?” Fer asked.
“This may be the only way to stop it.” I replied.
“Wait, you don’t know what that’s going to do!” Santi said.
“It can’t be any worse than what will happen if I don’t.” I stated. “Maybe the counter explosion from me will be able to cancel out the nuclear explosion.” I explained.
Then, I took a deep breath and jumped inside. Fer and Santi quickly grabbed Sam and Slash and ran out. Inside the nuclear reactor, I summoned all my energy and caused the biggest explosion I could to cancel out the nuclear explosion.
My plan worked, but the effect was a giant explosion that destroyed the entire building and part of the mountain. Luckily, Fer and Santi were able to escape the building, and save Slash and Sam, just in time.
In the smoke and ashes of the building, I restored my body into its original form. After that, I was reverted back to normal. “That was unbelievable! My plan worked perfectly.” I stated.
“You could have gotten us killed.” Santi pointed out.
“I had to do something or we all would have died.” I replied.
“He’s right. At least this way nobody got hurt.” Fer said.
“So, what do we do next?” I asked.
“Now we go to the beach.” Santi said.
Fer noticed something strange about the watch. “What’s wrong with the watch?” Fer asked.
“Huh?” I looked down and saw the watch. “I don’t know, must be a glitch or something. It’ll be fine.” I replied.
Later that night, the three of us where sleeping in the RV. All of a sudden, an incredibly bright light began shining on us. “Ugh, morning already? Somebody turn off the sun.” Santi said, drowsily.
Fer got up and looked at the clock. “It’s three a.m. The sun doesn’t come up for another two hours.” He said.
“Then what’s all this light?” Santi asked.
I looked outside the window and saw something huge land in front of us. “Something big.” I said.
We ran outside to see a giant spaceship. Next, we saw the door open and a figure began walking out. “Stand back, I’ll…” I said and was about to activate the watch.
But I was interrupted by a sword landing right in front of me. “Whoa. Wait, I know that sword it belongs to…The
Guardian!” I said, as he stepped into the light. “What are you doing here?” I asked.
“Yeah, we haven’t seen you in a while.” Santi said.
“You only show up when there are problems, big problems.” Fer stated. “What’s going on?” he asked.
“I got a message from the Creator of Everything. He needs to see you.” The Guardian replied.
“The Creator of Everything?” I asked.
“That’s right. Azmuth, smartest being in the universe, sculpture of worlds, owner of galaxies, creator of the many things, including the Guardian Strike Sword, and that very device on your wrist.” The Guardian explained.
“The creator of the watch wants to see me?” I asked. “Why?”
“I’m not sure, but by the radioactive readings from your watch, I think I may have an idea.” The Guardian said.
“So where is he?” Santi asked.
“I’m not sure. No one is sure. He hasn’t been seen anywhere in over twenty years.” The Guardian replied.
“Then how did you get the message?” Santi asked.
“Through an encrypted channel that only I can receive and only he knows.” He replied.
“Then can’t you track the signal?” Fer asked.
“He’s the smartest being in the universe. It may be impossible to track him down.” The Guardian replied. “The only way to locate him is by searching his DNA signature on your watch. The equipment on my ship should help with that.” He said.
“Alright, then let’s go.” Santi said.
“I’m sorry, but the Creator asked for Tomas, and Tomas alone. Besides, it could be dangerous for the two of you. Who knows what we’ll face out there.” The Guardian said.
“Cool. A secret mission with the Guardian of the Universe to locate the Creator of Everything.” I said excited. “Tomas, I’m concerned you’re not taking this seriously.” Fer said to me.
“I know, I know. It’s always serious, and I always win.” I said.
“With some help.” Santi added.
“The Guardian will give me help.” I said. “I’ll be fine, don’t worry. The Guardian and I will locate the Creator, have him fix the watch, and I’ll be back before you know it.” I assured.
“Take good care of my son.” Fer said to the Guardian. The Guardian nodded and understood.
The Guardian and I then walked into his ship and I waved goodbye as the door closed. After that, the Guardian led me to the bridge.
“And this is the bridge and control room.” The Guardian said.
“Cool.” I said. Suddenly, a monkey with an eye patch popped up in front of me, upside down. “Ah! Pirate Monkey!” I said taken by surprised.
“That’s my pilot, Bobo.” The Guardian explained.
“And I’m not a pirate.” Bobo said.
“He talks?” I asked, confused.
“Yeah, I do.” Bobo said.
“Cool.” I said.
Bobo laughed. “I like that boy.” He said.
“Prepare for takeoff.” The Guardian said.
Bobo got in his pilot chair, pressed a few buttons, flipped a few switched, and activated the engines. The Guardian and I were strapped into our chairs. “Next stop: space.” Bobo said. The ship floated up and then blasted off into the air, as Fer and Santi watched from behind.
In a few moments, we were in zero gravity. “Whoa.” I said as I began to float.
Bobo and the Guardian were also floating until the Guardian said, “Initiating artificial gravity.” The Guardian landed back down and Bobo and I fell to the ground.
“Ow. Was that really necessary?” I asked.
“I hate it when he does that.” Bobo stated.
“I hate to interrupt your chat, but we really should examine the watch.” The Guardian said.
The two of us went into his scan room. He layed me on a table and began pressing a few buttons and dials on a control panel. “Is this gonna hurt?” I asked.
“Relax, I’ve done many of these tests on myself. I never felt a thing.” He said. “Alright, let’s get started.” Suddenly, a large tube covered me. The tube took a full body scan of me and lifted up a holographic life-size image of me. “Let’s see what we can do.” The Guardian said. He removed my body and showed only the watch. “Now to remove the external layer.” He said, and then took away the outside of the watch. “Remove all systems.” He said removing parts. “Removing all mechanical pieces.” He said removing more parts. The Guardian continued removing parts and searching pieces. “I can’t seem to find his DNA signature anywhere. Do you have any ideas where it is?” he asked.
“One time, I saw an engraving on the back of a man’s watch.” I said.
“Of course.” The Guardian said. Then put the watch back together. Then, he turned it around and magnified it. He looked far back and all of a sudden, dots appeared in a certain form and shape. “Found it.” He said, and I smiled in accomplishment.
Meanwhile, in Inspector #10’s ship, a drone came up to him. “Sir we have just picked up the watch’s signal exiting the Earth’s Solar System.”
“Tomas in space? What is that boy up too?” he wondered.
Later, we were in his computer room. “Once the scan is complete we have the exact location of Azmuth.” He said. “We’ve got a match. According to this, Azmuth is on…that’s not right.” He said.
“What is it? Where is he?” I asked.
“According to this, Azmuth is on Incarcecon: the prison planet. It’s home to the scummiest of the scum of the universe.” The Guardian said.
“So the Creator of Everything is an intergalactic criminal?” I asked.
“This doesn’t make any sense.” He said. Then he pressed a button and contacted Bobo. “Bobo, lay a course to Incarcecon.” He ordered.
“You got it chief.” Bobo replied.
Later, I was in the bridge with Bobo. “And this switch controls our velocity by switching our momentum to travel at our desired rate.” Bobo explained.
“I have no idea what you just said.” I admitted.
“We’re coming upon Incarcecon.” The Guardian informed. Next, Bobo drove the ship through a controlled wormhole. The wormhole transported us to the other side of the galaxy. A forbidden section of the galaxy, according to the Guardian.
All of a sudden, a transmission came in. “You are approaching secure space of the Incarcecon Intergalactic Space Detention Center. Identify yourself or be destroyed.” The voice alerted.
“Now what?” I asked.
The Guardian went over to the controls and typed in a code. “Error.” He typed in another code. “Error.” He typed in another code. “Error.” Incarcecon pulled out large cannons and began aiming them. The Guardian typed another code. “Error.” He typed in another code. “Error.” The cannons were locked and began charging up. He typed in another code. “Error.” He typed in another code. “Error.” Bobo and I got down. He typed in another code “Error.” He typed in one last code at the last second.
“Security Clearance Granted. Proceed to sanitation dispenser number four.” The voice said.
I looked over at the Guardian and he gave me a thumbs up. I gave him a nervous thumbs up back. We flew down to the bottom and entered form there.
“Sanitation Dispenser? You told them we’re a garbage truck?” Bobo asked.
“It was the only thing they accepted and until further notice, yes.” The Guardian replied. Bobo flew the ship to the end and landed it. “I downloaded Azmuth’s DNA signature into my scanner. It should lead us directly to him, but if these prisoners see a human, there will be trouble.” He informed.
“Wow, the rest of the galaxy hates humans that much?” I asked.
“No, most species love humans, they’re considered quite a delicacy.” Bobo said. Which confused me.
“I could turn into an alien.” I suggested.
“Can’t be safe. The watch has a limit to your transformations. We can’t risk anything.” He said, then turned to Bobo. “You thinking what I’m thinking?” he asked.
“Oh yeah, the slug suit.” Bobo said, in a teasingly joyful way.
“Exactly. From time to time my missions require a disguise. I have just the one for you.” He said.
The Guardian and I entered Incarcecon, while Bobo stayed at the ship. Incarcecon was full of stories and different levels, all filled with alien prisoners. Among them we came along with our disguises. The Guardian wore a large black cloak and I wore a big slug costume.
I looked around and noticed something. “Where are all the guards?” I asked.
“No guards, no rules, no parole. On Incarcecon its survival of the meanest.” He said, then blocked me from two aliens wrestling past us. “These aren’t the friendly types. They’re all here for a reason. Some of them lots of reasons.” He explained.
We kept walking past more prisoners, minding our own business. However, a mysterious alien wearing a brown cloak soon noticed us and began to follow. “Maybe we should split up and cover more ground.” I suggested. “Very well, but do yourself a favor and try not to attract any attention.” He said. I nodded and the two of us went different ways.
While I was walking, I thought I sensed someone following me. I kept turning around to look, only to get a few glimpses of shadows moving past me. I kept moving but remained alert. When I thought I knew where he was, I swiped up a gun, turned around and fired. However, a razor sharp shuriken like object struck the gun and knocked it out of my hands. “Whoa.” I said. Then quickly turned around, only to come face to face with my follower. “Ahh.” I said surprised.
“You’re not an alien.” He said.
I made the deepest voice I could. “What are you talkingabout? I could turn your brain into mush with a single thought.” I said. But he wasn’t convinced. “Ok, how’d you figure me out?” I asked.
“Your ‘costume’ is more than obvious.” He replied. “Not to mention you’re not from around here. You’re a human. Nothing you could have ever done or ever do would land you in this place.” He said.
“Well you look human too.” I said.
“I’m not human. Humans are from Earth. I am from Rann.” He said. “What are you doing here?” he asked.
“Look, not that I don’t trust you, but I don’t trust you.” I said.
“I’m not a criminal, I was sent here undercover to investigate.” He stated. “I’m guessing you’re the reason I’m here.” He said.
“I don’t think so, so I’m gonna be on my way.” I said. As I walked past him, he stopped me and whispered. “Don’t look back; a mysterious figure in a brown cloak has been following you for the past five minutes. His motives, unknown but most likely violent. Keep your distance and do not engage.” He said, then let me go and continued on his way.
I didn’t look back and kept walking. Next, I leaned against the side of a wall and did a quick scan of the aliens around me. I saw the figure he mentioned hide behind a pillar. The figure realized I saw him and continued moving. I caught a look of him and noticed his beard coming out from his hood, noticed the four arms, and green hands and feet.
“No. It’s him.” I said, realizing it was the Junkman. “I have to put an end to him once and for all.” I said. Then I activated the watch and transformed into Upchuck. Next, I tore out of my suit. “I’m gonna chew you up and spit you out,” I said, then ate an alien’s jetpack.
After that, I shot a goo bullet straight at him In flew right in front of him, and exploded right in his face, created a huge explosion. The Guardian noticed the explosion and rushed over.
Meanwhile, I continued blasting goo bullets at the Junkman, who continued to dodge them. I ran along a vent while blasting at the Junkman below.
The Junkman began shooting back at me. When I ran out of spitballs, I pounced at him. He pounced at me and grabbed me by the tail. “What’s your problem?” he asked.
“My problem? You’re the evil maniac.” I stated.
“Yeah, I know. But I’m locked up remember.” He said, then kicked me over to the lower level.
Once I landed, the watch began beeping and then reverted me back to normal. “Uh oh.” I said, nervously.
I had attracted much more attention than I should have. “It turned into a human. But how?” One of them asked.
“He’s wearing the watch that shape shifts you into aliens.” One of them announced.
“It does exist.” Another said.
“He’s got the watch.” Another one said.
“I think I’m in trouble.” I said, getting up and backing away. But all the aliens began moving towards me. I was soon up against the wall with nowhere to go.
All of a sudden, three of the shuriken devices landed in front of the alien. They beeped a few times then exploded. Out of nowhere, landed my follower. “I thought I told you not to engage.” He said, throwing two more.
“He’s like my arch nemesis, what was I supposed to do?” I said.
“Looks like it’s just me and you.” He said. “Got any ideas.” He asked.
I looked at my watch and saw that it wasn’t recharged. “Not anymore.” I said.
He pulled out a bow staff for him and then gave one to me. “Then we’re going to have to fight our way.” He said. All the aliens rushed towards us. The two of us fought them all off. Luckily, he was skilled with it and knew martial arts and I learned a few techniques from Spykeback.
“So, what are you doing with that watch anyways?” he asked me, while we fought them off.
“Why do you care?” I asked.
“I care because I put a lot of work into it, only to have it end up on the wrist of some kid.” He replied.
“You created the watch?” I asked.
“Not exactly, but I can see why you’re looking for him.” He replied. “There’s a problem with it.” He said.
“Can you fix it?” I asked.
“Maybe, but first you have to get me off this prison planet. It’s sort of a one way ticket.” He replied.
Suddenly, we saw a bunch of aliens getting tossed into the air. We soon realized it was the Guardian coming in on his hover board. He jumped off it and crashed it into a Fourarms prisoner. The prisoner flew right past the two of us. “Whoa.” I said.
“How did they know about the watch?” he asked, fighting more off.
“Funny story, I’ll tell you later.” I said.
“We won’t be able to escape them unless we figure a way out of here.” The Guardian stated.
Suddenly, the Guardian’s ship came up and opened the door for us. “You gotta love that monkey.” I said.
Next, the Guardian pulled out the Guardian Strike Sword. “Guardian Strike Sword clear a path!” he commanded. Then, he stuck the blade in the ground and sent multiple waves of energy that knocked out all the aliens around us. Then the three of us ran inside the ship.
“You are not authorized to be in this maximum security area.” The voice said. “Your vessel will be destroyed.” Suddenly, laser guns popped out and began blasting the ship.
“Bobo, get us out of here!” the Guardian ordered. Bobo hit the thrusters and flew off, avoiding the other blasts. We flew all around the place found a route out. We took it and soon entered a maze. “Which way do we go?” the Guardian asked.
“I downloaded the Incarcecon blueprints into my memory. I could transfer it into the ship.” The guy said.
“Do it.” The Guardian said. The guy ran over to the computer, pulled out a cable from his gloves and hooked it into the computer and transferred the data.
“I got it.” Bobo said and flew towards the exit. We soon managed to find a way out and escaped. We all gave a huge sigh.
“That was too close.” I said.
On the outside of the ship, it was revealed that two alien had hitchhiked on the outside of the ship. One of them was the Junkman. He noticed the other on and blasted him off. However, he was then hit by a flying meteor.
Later, the guy from Incarcecon took off his disguise and put on his usual clothes. “Are you ready to analyze the watch?” he asked.
“Yeah, but you look just like robin.” I stated. He was dressed in a Robin costume. “That’s my code name. A fellow Rannian traveled to Earth and turned me into ‘superhero sidekick’.” He said.
“Whoa, so Robin is real?” I asked.
“Yeah, it’s me.” He said, “Now we should really evaluate the watch.” He said.
We went into the Guardian’s operation room and he began analyzing the watch. “What have you been using this thing for? To brake rocks? Open cans?” he asked.
“Maybe.” I admitted. “So can you fix it?” I asked.
“Not me, only Azmuth can do that.” He said.
“But why does it have you’re DNA signature on it?” the Guardian asked.
“Azmuth inserted my DNA signature to draw attention away from himself. That way no one would go after him. There were always those who wanted to steal his stuff.” Robin explained.
“So where can we find him?” I asked.
“Azmuth would only go to his planets. If I had to guess, he’s on the planet Xenon.” Robin replied. “He’s been hiding there for the past fifty years.”
Meanwhile, Inspector #10’s ship had entered Incarcecon space. “Scan the area.” Inspector #10 ordered. “There. Retrieve that.” He said. The drones zoomed into to discover the Junkman floating in space.
Later, they were in the computer room, tracking us. “They already left Incarcecon.” The Junkman said.
“But they must have no found what they we’re looking for. Their current trajectory has them heading the opposite way of Earth.” Inspector #10 said. “What do they know that I don’t?” he wondered.
Meanwhile, Robin had attached a device to the watch. “This device should temporarily prevent the watch from injecting radiation into your body until we find Azmuth.” He said.
Suddenly, we felt like the ship crashed against something. We all rushed over to the bridge to see what was happening. “Oh good you’re here, cause we’ve got a problem.” Bobo said. “Somebody turned off all the lights.” He said.
“We’re here.” Robin said.
“Where? I don’t see anything.” I said.
“Azmuth created a device that absorbs all the light of this quadrant.” Robin stated. “Xenon is surrounded by an asteroid belt.” He informed.
“Which you can’t see because Azmuth turned off all the lights.” I said, figuring it out.
“Exactly.” Robin said. We looked outside and saw large pieces of metal and ships. “All of those are failed attempts.” He explained.
Suddenly, Bobo scraped the top of the ship against one of them. “Yeah that very nice, but even I can’t fly blind.” Bobo said.
“How are we supposed to get to Xenon if we can’t see it?” I asked.
“The answer is on your wrist.” Robin replied.
The Guardian handed me a space suit and led me to the top hatch. Then he told me to walk over to the front of the ship.
“Isn’t that dangerous? What if I drift off into the darkness of space?” I asked.
“Don’t worry, your boots are magnetic. You should stay glued to ship, but still be able to walk along the surface.” The Guardian explained.
I did exactly as he said and found myself on top of the large ship, facing darkness. “Can someone explain to me what I’m doing out here?” I asked.
“The watch has a built in homing device. We should be close enough for it to guide us through the asteroid field.” Robin replied.
“Should be?” The Guardian asked. Robin and Bobo both looked at him and shrugged.
“Ok, how do I do this?” I wondered. All of a sudden, we were hit by a large metal box. The ship shook and knocked everyone off balance. I would have fallen off, but luckily the magnetic boots held me in place.
“What are you doing? You have to guide us or the ship will be torn apart.” Bobo said.
“Great, no pressure.” I said, sarcastically. All of a sudden, the watch activated itself. Next, it released multiple waves of light. It had scanned the area and activated its homing device. “It’s working.” I said.
“Should we turn to starboard or to port?” the Guardian asked.
“Which way is which?” I asked.
“Just say right or left.” Bobo said.
“Ok, let’s see.” I said. I looked at the watch and saw the dial shift. “Go to the right.” I said. Bobo turned the ship. But that led us into two asteroids. “I mean left! Go left!” I said.
“This kid is gonna tear us apart.” Bobo stated.
All of a sudden, the watch began generating a ton of energy. I aimed the dial
Forward and it blasted a giant beam of light. The beam of light was blasted forward, and soon all the lights were turned back on. WE could see what was in front of us now.
“He did it.” Robin said.
“Well done, Tomas. Come on in.” The Guardian said. I felt a great sense of accomplishment. But then, Bobo noticed something on a screen. He looked over and saw a huge ship coming our way.
Meanwhile, I was about to start walking back, when I noticed a gigantic asteroid in our path. All of a sudden, it exploded. I looked back to see what caused it, and then saw three large drills dig into the top of the ship and hook themselves on. The shaking of the drilling malfunctioned my magnetic boots and I was thrown into space, now floating away.
“We’ve got trouble.” Bobo informed.
“Inspector Number 10.” The Guardian automatically knew.
Bobo then put a camera view of the three drills on the top of the ship. “We gotta do something about those lines.” He said.
Suddenly, Inspector #10 came on the main monitor. “Surrender and hand over the watch and I promise your deaths will be swift. Except, of course, for the boy or you will be blown to bits.” He threatened.
“Not while I’m in charge.” The Guardian said. Then he hung up on Inspector #10 and contacted me. “Tomas, listen up. You need to find a way back to the ship.” He told me. “Robin, and need you and Bobo to keep them busy for a while.” he instructed.
“What are you doing?” Robin asked.
“I’m going outside. I need to free the Resident (ship’s name) from Inspector #10’s ship.” He said, pulling out his Guardian Strike Sword.
“Are you sure that’s a good idea?” Robin asked.
“If we don’t clear those tethers by the time we hit Xenon’s gravitational pull, both ships will be torn apart in reentry.” The Guardian stated.
“Well when you put it like that.” Robin said.
I activated the watch and selected Jet Stream. I slammed down the dial and transformed. However, I was transformed into Stinkfly instead. “I need a living rocket and I get an oversized bug.” I said with a sigh. “At least I can fly.” I said. Then, I began flying back to the ship, but was soon intercepted by three drones.
Back on the ship, a hole was cut in the ship. Six robotic drones jumped in, followed by Inspector #10 and the Junkman.
Back in space, I was flying away from the drones pursuing me. The drones began blasting lasers at me. I dodged with flying and flew all around the area. First, I turned my eye stems around fired goop at one of them. He became blind and crashed into an asteroid.
Next, I flew into the asteroid belt. I used the asteroids to hide and fly around to protect me. The drones couldn’t keep up and one of them crashed into an asteroid. “Ha! Suckers.” I said. But suddenly, five more drones appeared in front of me. “Uh oh.” I said, then switched directions. I flew back past the last drone and used my tail to slice his head off.
Meanwhile, three drones were inspecting the area. Robin was spying on them from behind a wall. He pulled out two of his shuriken like objects, now called birdarangs. He placed them both on the wall and activated them. Next, he moved on to find the others.
The first one played a constant recording of him laughing, “Haha haha, haha haha,” etc. The drones all moved in closer, with their weapons ready. But as soon as they approached the corner, the second one exploded in their faces and destroyed them all.
Meanwhile, on the bridge, Inspector #10 and the Junkman had entered. They found the entire room was empty, even the pilot’s chair. “It appears we’ve scared away the pilot.” Inspector #10 said. But then he noticed the screen showing the top of the ship. It showed The Guardian using his Strike Sword to cut the first tether. “Stop him!” he ordered, and the Junkman immediately ran out.
However, Inspector #10 did not realize Bobo was in the rafters. Bobo jumped down and landed on his back. After that, Bobo back flipped off and pulled out two large blasters from his backpack. Bobo then blasted at Inspector #10, who struggled to get his balance.
Once he found his balance, he pulled out an energy whip. He used the whip to strike and counter the blasts. Next, he threw the whip and whipped the blasters out of his hands. “Can you do an
Asta la vista, baby
y better?” he taunted.
“I thought you’d never ask.” Bobo replied. Then, he pressed his foot on a panel on the floor. All of a sudden, the floor opened up and lifted up a giant cannon blaster. “Asta la vista, baby.” Bobo said, then blasted the cannon and struck Inspector #10. “And stay out.”
Meanwhile, I was flying around trying to avoid all the drones following and blasting me. I flew by the ship and saw the Guardian use his Strike Sword to cut the second tether off. “Tomas, get back to the ship.” He instructed.
“I’m working on it.” I called back, trying to avoid the drones. Next, I blasted goop at one and flew straight at it. I grabbed hold of him and used him to shield me from their blasts. Now I was heading straight back for the ship. Unfortunately, three more drones were sent after me.2012
Stinkfly
Back on the ship, the Junkman was on his way to stop the Guardian. However, on his way, a birdarangs flew past his face and landed on the wall. The Junkman looked over and saw Robin with two Eskrima Sticks. “Where do you think you’re going?” Robin asked.
Meanwhile, Bobo was spying on the three remaining drones. Bobo took out a banana, ate it, and threw the peel on the floor. As one of the drones stepped back, he slipped on the peel. “That’s my cue.” Bobo said, then slid across the floor and blasted the drones. “Sorry, no hitchhikers.” He said.
Back in space, I had just sliced off one of the drones in half. But there were still two more drones after me. I flew around dodging them. I flew past the Guardian, who was on his way to slice the final tether. He pressed a button on his belt. “Tomas, I opening the hatch. Fly in before you revert back.” He instructed.
“Got it.” I said. Then I made a U-turn and flew towards the hatch. He closed the hatch as I was on my way. I barely managed to squeeze in and the drones crashed against the closed hatch. Luckily, I was reverted back to normal when I landed.
“Whoa, that was close.” I said. “I’m glad I made it.”
“That makes two of us. I for one want to destroy you for myself. Hello, Tomas.” Inspector #10 said stepping into the light.
“Oh no.” I said, annoyed.
“This time it’ll be much easier to tear you apart.” He stated. “You will pay for causing me so much trouble with what little remains of your miserable life.”
Just then, The Guardian cut the last tether. Our ship well off Inspector #10’s and entered Xenon’s gravitational pull.
The Inspector and I were both thrown back against the wall. The Inspector got back up, took out his laser pistol, and aimed it at me. Luckily, Robin’s birdarangs knocked it out of his hands. Next, Bobo opened the hatch. “Get out of my ship.” Bobo said, then blasted Inspector #10 into space. After that, he closed the hatch.
“Um guys, not that I’m not thankful, but who’s flying the ship?” I asked.
The three of us quickly ran into the bridge. Unfortunately, the ship was now heating up turning into a fiery ball of metal. Bobo quickly got in his pilot chair and analyzed the situation. “The readings are off the chart. It may be too late.” Bobo said.
“We have to do something.” Robin said.
“There’s only been one pilot who was put into this situation. I think I know what to do.” Bobo said.
“The pilot lived?” I asked hopefully.
“What? No, he was turned to dust with the rest of his ship.” Bobo replied.
“And how does that help us?” Robin asked.
“Because I can learn from his mistake.” Bobo replied. “But I’m going to need to adjust the engine. Do either of you know how to fly a space ship?” he asked.
“They teach you how to drive cars on Earth, not space ships.” I said.
“How about you, Birdie?” he asked Robin.
“I only know how to drive motorcycles and hover cycles.” Robin said.
“Great. Just pretend you’re riding one of those, except three hundred times harder.” Bobo said. “Good luck, don’t doom us all.” He said, then went under the bridge and into the engine room.
“Ok, let’s see.” Robin said. Suddenly, the turbulence got more intense. We began shifting over and shaking more. The outside of the ship began peeling off. The two of us began pressing buttons, flipping switches, pulling handles but nothing was working.
“Have we pulled that one yet?” I asked indicating a large handle.
“I don’t think so.” Robin said. The two of us grabbed the handle and pulled it down. The ship arced up and we barely managed to avoid a crash landing.
“That was close.” I said.
“It’s not over yet.” Robin said. I looked over and saw giant rock. The ship crashed through it and nearly fell apart.
“What are you bozos doing?” Bobo asked, coming back up. He jumped into the pilot’s chair and pulled the steering wheel up as hard as he could. But we were still falling. The ship smashed into the ground and began sliding, knocking down everything in its path, trees, rocks, etc. If we kept sliding, we would eventually fall off a cliff.
“Brakes!” I shouted.
Bobo grabbed a lever and pulled it as far back as he could. On the outside of the ship, panels lifted up to hold back the ship and two small engines pushed the opposite way to slow us down. We luckily stopped with almost half of the ship hanging over the edge of the cliff.
The three of us let out a huge sigh of relief. Just then, the Guardian walked in. “Are you guys ok?” he asked.
“Yeah, but I don’t think we can take another wild ride like that.” I said.
“We better find Azmuth.” The Guardian said.
The Guardian gave us each a hover board and we rode out on the planet after him. According to Robin, the oxygen levels were three times higher than Earth’s so I would not have to worry about not breathing.
“We better get moving. Azmuth’s compound is just through the next valley.” Robin informed.
After a while of searching, we soon found a large mountain. The mountain had a bottomless trench that separated it from the entrance. Luckily, with our hover boards we were able to fly right in.
Once inside, we noticed that the mountain was hollow. We also noticed that the entire place was covered in vines, leaves, moss, and fungus. “It must be the gardener’s day off. Or year off.” Bobo commented.
“Please tell me you didn’t bring us all the way here for nothing.” The Guardian said.
“Azmuth’s compound must have been overrun. He was always worried about his lab being discovered by those after his inventions.” Robin explained. “But I thought he just being paranoid.” He stated.
“Looks like he wasn’t.” I said.
“Any chance he escaped?” the Guardian asked.
Suddenly, I saw an eye. I looked again, but it was gone. “I don’t think we’re alone.” I said. Suddenly, a large plant alien wit
h a Venus flytrap head burst out. He was about to attack me, but was shot in the face by Bobo.
We looked around and then noticed the entire room was filled with them. “Floraunas! And they’re everywhere!” Robin exclaimed. Then, threw his birdarangs at them.
“Guardian Strike Sword attack!” The Guardian said and began slicing the Floraunas. Bobo pulled out his other blaster and began shooting at them. I activated the watch and transformed into Heatblast.
I blasted them with fire and attacked any plant alien I saw. I threw fire disks at them, fireballs, and even breathed fire on some. We continued to fight them back, but there were more than we thought. One snuck up on me, but luckily Robin saw it and threw a birdarangs at it which froze it solid.
“Thanks.” I said.
“I’ve got your back and you’ve got mine.” He said.
“We got each other’s.” Bobo said.
Next, the Floraunas three explosive seed pods at us. “Guardian Strike Sword protect!” the Guardian said and provided a force field for all of us. “Tomas, I’ve got a pan. Run in and stay with the Floraunas. Once I conceal you all, release a burst of fire.” He instructed.
“Got it.” I said. Then I ran in like I was told.
“Guardian Strike Sword trap!” the Guardian commanded. The Guardian Strike Sword took the force field we were in and put it around the Floraunas and I, trapping us inside. “Now!” The Guardian shouted. I exerted my powerful flames and the entire inside of the force field was turned to fire, incinerating all the Floraunas. After that, the watch reverted me back to normal. “Good work.” The Guardian complemented. “But we still need to find the creator. Robin, if Azmuth did survive an attack like that, where would he go?” he asked.
Robin showed us a secret passageway leading to an escape tunnel. “This way.” Robin said. The four of us got on our hover boards and flew along the tunnel.
While we were riding, the Guardian slowed down to talk to me. “Are you ok?” he asked.
“I don’t know. This whole experience is like nothing I’ve ever been through. The possibility of losing any of you or losing myself is constantly coming up.” I said.
“I’m sorry I dragged you into this.” The Guardian said. “I know what you’re going through. When I was young, I didn’t c
The Guardian
are about anyone but myself. So it made sense that I wound up a mercenary. A soldier for hire. I was loyal to anyone who paid me the most. No matter how evil they were. It was only a matter of time before I began working for some of the worst of the worst; Inspector #10 was one of them. I stole the last piece of the puzzle he needed to invade my home world. When my species wouldn’t bow at his feet, he destroyed the planet to make an example of it. Inspector #10 did the real damage, but he couldn’t have done it without my help. After that, I’ve spent the rest of my life fighting for the better. And I vowed never to let another powerful device into his hands again.” He explained.
“So that’s why you saved me from his ship, you were there to prevent him from stealing the runaway train; you’ve always been there to stop him.” I said.
“That’s right.” He said. “But I’m not the only one with a bad past. Bobo was a galactic oddity for a traveling space circus. But they pushed him too far, and once he had enough he went rouge for the next five years, until I found him and took him under my wing. We’ve been together ever since.” He explained.
“Wow, I guess I never really thought of it that way.” I said.
“There’s more than meets the eye to everyone. I’m sure there’s more to you than you even think.” The Guardian stated.
Suddenly, Robin stopped. “Look out he called.” The Guardian and I both triggered an trap.
A plasma energy wall was activated in front of. “Guardian Strike Sword protect!” the Guardian ordered and created a force field around us at the last second. We managed to make it out on time.
At the end of a tunnel was a camera. The camera quickly looked at us both. It noticed the Guardian Strike Sword and my watch. “The Guardian Strike Sword and the Watch.” A deep voice said. Suddenly, the camera showed a hologram of a large glowing alien, with the symbol of my watch on his body. “What are you two doing with my creations?” he asked.
“You’re creations? You’re the Creator of Everything?” I asked.
Just then, Robin and Bobo entered the room. “Agent Robin, I see your mission was a success.” Azmuth said. “Nice to see you too, boss.” Robin said.
“I’m Tomas Maggi. I wound up with the watch and now there’s something wrong with it.” I said. “I know, I invented it.” He said.
“Oh, yeah. Anyways, i
f you could just turn it off.” I said walking to the door. But suddenly, three more large metal doors closed in front of it.
“Maybe Tomas didn’t make it clear why we’re here.” Bobo said.
“I understand completely. You misused my creation and now you expect me to fix the greatest problem in the universe.” Azmuth said.
“But you sent me an encrypted message saying you wanted to see us.” The Guardian said.
“That Watch is far beyond repair. You have now ruined my greatest creation.” Azmuth said. “And as for you, Guardian, I will have to ask you to keep my Strike Sword away from anything that could ruin it as much as the Watch.” He said.
“Look, I travelled all over the galaxy, face multiple life threatening emergencies, left my family behind, risked my destruction countless times to stop this thing.” I said.
“That is not my concern.” He said.
I activated the watch. “It is now.” I said, angrily. Then slammed down on the dial and transformed into Fourarms. “Time to smash.” I said. Then I charged at the metal door and hit is as hard as I could.
Unfortunately, I was zapped by 50,000 volts of electricity before even making contact. The shock of the electricity threw me right back where I came from. “Ouch, that looked like it hurt.” Bobo said, and it did.
But I got back up and tried the same thing, only to end up with the same results. “I’ve come too far; I’ve done so much to stop now.” I stated.
“Azmuth, please.” Robin said.
“The answer is no.” Azmuth said.
“Well you better make it a yes.” The Guardian said, pulling out the Guardian Strike Sword. “Guardian Strike Sword give us some help.” He said. Then, the Guardian Strike Sword absorbed all the electricity from the door.
“That’s it kid, now give it all you’ve got.” Bobo said.
I dug my foot into the ground and took off as hard as I could. Next, I used all my force and all my arms to break down all four doors and allow us in.
“Remind me not to get that kid mad.” Bobo said to Robin.
Azmuth stood at the end of the room. He didn’t even bother to turn his head. “You are going to turn this thing off!” I said.
“You think you’re a hero but you’re a fool. You’ve only sped up its destruction. Because of your lack of control, you’ve endangered every species in this galaxy and yourself.” The big alien said.
“If we’re all going down anyway, at least I’ll go down with you under my fist!” I said, then I charged over to him. Azmuth turned around, only to see my fist strike his face.
But when I hit his head, his head was smashed. The big alien then fell back, sitting down, and was shut off. It was really a robot. Suddenly, the chest opened up and smoke came out. “Look at what you did, go you know how long it takes to brake in a bio suit like that?” he asked, stepping out. Once he stepped out, I noticed something.
“He’s really a Grey Matter?” I asked Robin.
“Who knew?” he replied, obviously not knowing of this before.
“Yeah, I’m a Galvan, so what? Does that give you the right to destroy my property and invade my privacy?” he asked.
“Enough talk; stop the nuclear reaction in the watch.” The Guardian said.
“I saw let the Watch have a nuclear explosion and take the universe with it. Best thing that could happen, probably. Start fresh.” Azmuth said. “I didn’t create a weapon, all of you did. I created the ultimate device for understanding all the beings of the universe.” He stated. “You and the others are no different.”
“That’s not true. I know I’ve messed around with the watch, but I’ve helped a lot of people with it too.” I stated.
“Azmuth, you created the Guardian Strike Sword to only be usable for those who are worthy. In the past there have been incidents of other becoming corrupt or of others using the sword to their advantage, but I’ve used it only for the sake of others.” The Guardian said. “Tomas here, has proven himself worthy of both the Watch and Guardian Strike Sword.” He stated.
“You’re worthy of both?” Azmuth asked, surprised.
All of a sudden, the ceiling began shaking and it began to collapse. The five of us quickly ran out of the cave and out into the side of the mountain. Once we were outside, we were shocked to discover and army of Inspector #10’s drones. Not to mention the Inspector #10 himself and the Junkman.
“Azmuth: The Creator of Everything. At last we meet. What an honor, for you.” Inspector #10 said.
There were all kinds of drones. Basic drones, Gigantic Robotic Drones (about 40 ft.), Bioids, Mechadroids, flying drones, large gorilla-like drones, etc. All with lasers and weapons.
“Now this is a party.” Bobo said, pulling out his blasters.
“This ends now!” Inspector #10 said. That was the cue for all the drones to attack.
“Guardian Strike Sword attack!” The Guardian shouted. The Guardian, Bobo, and Robin ran into battle. I activated the watch and began scrolling the dial.
“Why do you continue to defend the Watch, when it’s hopeless?” Azmuth asked. “I do not understand.” He admitted.
“That’s because you only care about yourself. Now step off, I’ve got a universe to save.” I said, then slammed down on the dial and transformed into Danger Duck. Next, I ran into combat and began throwing eggs everywhere.
Two flying drones came from the sky and swooped down, blasting me. I quacked onto the back of one of them and left and explosive egg. Next, I quacked onto the other one and left another explosive egg. After that, I quacked back down on the ground.
Robin was fighting off the drones using all kinds of gadgets and martial arts, The Guardian fought them off with the Guardian Strike Sword, and Bobo used his blasters to shoot at the drones, and I continued throwing my eggs. Together, we were taking on Inspector #10’s army.
“Junkman, perhaps you can be of some assistance.” Inspector #10 said. The Junkman nodded and rushed into battle.
Bobo was blasting drones, when suddenly a grenade landed in front of him. He quickly grabbed it with his foot, swung around, and threw it at another drone.
“Bobo Haha. The last time I saw you I was shipped off to Incarcecon.” The Junkman said.
“It’s not my fault you ended up in there, Junkman. Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.” Bobo said, then blasted his blasters at him.
Meanwhile, I was fighting down a gorilla-like drone. Then, Robin jump-kicked a drone sneaking up behind me. “Looks like you owe me.” He said. I grabbed his shoulder and quacked us both out of the way for a Gigantic Robotic Drone, which The Guardian took down, to fall down where we were. “Or not.” He said.
“Still got my back?” I asked.
“And you got mine.” He said.
Suddenly, a large group of drones surrounded us. “What do we do now?” I asked.
“Disappear.” He said, then threw six snoke pellets on the ground and a large cloud of smoke covered us all. I quacked out and continued fighting the others, while Robin destroyed the other drones.
Meanwhile, the Guardian was He used the Guardian Strike Sword to his advantage and to defeat the droids. Azmuth watched as the Guardian skillfully utilized his creation.
At the same time, Bobo and the Junkman were in the middle of a firefight. The two continued to blast their lasers at each other, destroying any drones that interfered. “You won’t get the best of me this time, monkey.” The Junkman said.
“Monkey?! I’m a chimpanzee!” Bobo stated, angrily. Next, he ran straight at the Junkman, slid under his legs, jumped onto his back, and blasted his jetpack. The jetpack short-circuited and the Junkman flew out of control. “That’ll teach him.” Bobo said, empowered. Suddenly, a Gigantic Robotic Drone came up behind Bobo. “That’s a big robot.” Bobo stated.
Then, he pulled out his blasters and began blasting the giant drone all over. Unfortunately, the drone was too big and powerful for Bobo’s blasters. Luckily, the Guardian appeared. “Mind if I try?” he asked. “Guardian Strike Sword take it down.” He said, then blasted a powerful beam of energy that caused the drone to fall back and break.
“After all these years, you’re still looking out for me.” Bobo said
“Always.” The Guardian said.
Meanwhile, I was getting closer to Inspector #10. I was defeated more and more drones, getting closer and closer. Once I broke through the crowd, it was just me and the Inspector. I immediately threw three eggs then quacked behind him. Inspector #10 took out his blasters and blasted the eggs. However, I got behind him and jump-kicked him down.
Inspector #10 turned around and blasted at me. But I quacked away and reappeared on his left side. I threw an egg then quacked o his right. I threw another egg then quacked behind him and threw one last egg. Inspector #10 blasted the first, second, but was hit by the third, and lucky for me, it was an explosive egg.
“What’s the matter, Inspector? Getting a little rusty?” I teased.
Danger Duck in action
He quickly turned around and blasted a missal at me. I quickly quacked out of the way and dodged. He used the time I was gone to pull of his energy whip. When I reappeared, he wrapped the whip around me, the energy from the whip countered my Quantum Quack so I couldn’t escape. Next, he blasted me wit
Inspector #10's energy whip
h a missal and sent me flying back into the army. “No rust on me.” He stated.
Once again, I was battling the drones. I threw all kinds of eggs everywhere. Water eggs, tar eggs, explosive eggs, frosting eggs, boulder eggs, acid eggs, lava eggs, etc. At one point, I was surrounded by ten drones. I waited till the last second, when they blasted their lasers, then quacked away, causing them to blast each other.
Azmuth watched as I fought to defend what was his. He saw how I fought to protect him and the others. He saw how I didn’t give up, even against all odds. He saw how I continued to fight when I knew there was no solution. But more importantly, he saw how I used his device to fight like the alien, to be like the aliens, to understand the aliens. Right then and there, Azmuth knew I used the Watch for what he intended it be used for. Not a weapon, but a device to provide experience and knowledge.
I was facing a large gorilla-like drone. I continued quacking around him to confuse him. Next, I punched his head off and dropped an egg inside. After that I quacked away as the drone exploded. Then, I looked over and met Inspector #10’s glance. I began to run towards him, but more drones got in the way.
Suddenly, three drones were blasted and another three were sliced in half, by Bobo and the Guardian. “We’ve got you’re back, go!” The Guardian said.
I ran towards Inspector #10, as the Guardian and Bobo cleared a path. Once I was away from the dornes, two four-armed drones appeared. “If you want me, you’ll have to go through them.” Inspector #10 said.
“How hard could it be?” I asked making two eggs. Suddenly, each of the drones pulled out four laser blades, one in each hand. “I guess it might be hard.” I said.
Suddenly, one of them got hit in the head by s birdarangs that exploded his head off. Suddenly, Robin jumped in front of the second one, with his bow staff. “Go! I’ll handle them.” He said.
I nodded and left them to him. “You and me Inspector.” I said, then pounced at him, landed on his chest and jumped off, pushing him back. After that, I created six eggs. I threw them at him, one at a time. Unfortunately, Inspector #10 pulled out a laser blade and dodged/slashed them all. When that was done, he remained perfectly fine.
“My turn.” Inspector #10 said, then pulled out all his blasters, which were probably forty of t
hem. He blasted them all at me at once. I quickly quacked out before he hit me. As soon as I reappeared, he blasted me again and I quacked out again. We continued to do this five more times. Then, I jumped up, created a large egg and threw it down, and I followed closly behind.
The egg turned into a giant boulder and Inspector #10 had to dive out of the way. I landed on the boulder and then jumped off and jump-kicked his helmet. After that, I was up close. I used both my hands to create a giant egg, double the size of the originals, and slammed it against his chest. The egg turned out to be made of high-pressurized air. The force of the egg sent Inspector #10 flying back.
“Ha, how do you like me now?” I teased. But suddenly, my watch started beeping. “That’s never good.” I stated, then was reverted back to normal. Suddenly, a Gigantic Robotic Drone came in front of me. I slowly stepped back as the giant drone approached me.
All of a sudden, Robin and The Guardian rushed in front of me. Robin threw three birdarangs and the Guardian blasted the drone with a laser. The laser was meant for the birdarangs which increase their explosive power and broke the robot in half.
“We need to get you out of this firefight. You’re in no position to do anything. The drones will see it as an opportunity to strike.” The Guardian stated. Bobo came behind me and blasted down all the drones that came my way. “We have to get him out of this.” The Guardian said.
I looked out into the distance and saw Inspector #10 getting up and coming back for me. “Let’s go.” I said. The four of us ran back towards Azmuth. Bobo in front blasting out a path, Robin to my left, defending and attacking, and the Guardian to my right, protecting and slishing and attacking
We managed to make it back. I was left behind with Azmuth as the three of them went back to finish them off. I looked back again and now saw Inspector #10 flying towards us on his jetpack. “Azmuth, you have to do something, anything.” I said, kneeling down next to him.
Very well, press the button on the Watch to activate it, when I saw to. After that, you will aim the towards the fight, understand?” He instructed. I nodded. He went under the Watch. “I see Robin attached my device, well done.” He said to himself. Next, he removed the device. “All right kid, let it shine.” He said.
I pressed the button and activated the Wacth. Next, I aimed it at Inspector #10. He was about thirty feet away, when the Watch released a powerful wave of energy and blasted him back. The wave malfuntoined all the drones and pushed the Gigantic ones, as well as Inspector #10 and the Junkman, down into the trench. “Whoa.” I said, when it done.
Next, he jumped up and my knee. “I’m still not sure the universe is worth saving, but while I’ve got the thought in my mind.” he said, then twisted the dial and pulled it off, deactivating it and shutting it down.
All of sudden, we heard rumbling. Then we felt the rumbling. The rumbling continued. We all looked over and saw the Inspector #10 rising from the trench. Once he got higher up, it was revealed that he was standing on top of a Gigantic Robotic Drone. Suddenly, the Gigantic Robotic Drones came up from all around us. One of them was also carrying the Junkman. Soon we were surrounded by ten Gigantic Robotic Drones.
“I have had enough of this ignorance.” Inspector #10 said.
“It’s time to face your doom.” The Junkman said.
“Forget it Inspector! It’s over, look.” I said, showing him my wrist with the m
issing dial. “The Watch has been deactivated. It’s gone.” I stated.
“But the creator is not.” Inspector #10 realized. “You will build me a new watch. One that is better than the first and designed specifically for me.” Inspector #10 ordered.
“That’s not gonna happen, Inspector.” The Guardian said, pulling out the Strike Sword.
“Even you can’t stop us now, Guardian.” The Junkman said. Then his drone attacked The Guardian. Next, Bobo and Robin were attacked by more.
“What can I do now?” I asked. “The Watch is destroyed, my friends are probably doomed, and it’s all my fault.” I said.
“What are you talking about?” Azmuth asked. “Don’t you see? You don’t need that device. You are a hero. You always have been. I created the Watch so that the user could experience being a different species, but the user would continue to be in charge of his or her body. All those aliens are you. You are do the work, you control the body, you are the hero.” Azmuth stated. But Azmuth knew that something had to be done. So, he grabbed the dial and began putting it back in.
“Hey, what are you doing? I thought you pulled the plug on this thing and couldn’t turn it back on.” I said.
“Who told you that? Not me.” He said, then inserted it back in and reactivated the Watch.
“Alright! Way to go Azmuth.” I said.
Then he inserted a combination and unlocked a new alien icon. “Here, try this alien on for size.” He said. Then, he jumped up and landed down on the dial. Suddenly, I was transformed into a the biggest alien I’ve ever seen.
I caught everyone’s attention, and caused them to stop fighting to and look over at me. “That’s a big alien.” Bobo stated.
“Whoa, I’m not just big, I’m Way Big!” I said. I had turned into a 200 ft. tall alien. All the Gigantic Robotic Drones only got up to just below my knees. I was now the biggest thing on the mountain.
I picked up my foot and stomped down on one of the drones, crushing it entirely. Next, I grabbed two drones and squished them together and made them into a large ball of metal. After that, I threw the giant ball of metal and it crashed into one drone on the way down the rolled into another one on the way. Next, I kicked away one of the drones then bent down and pounded my fist down on another.
Suddenly, I noticed three flying drones. They were shaoed like rockets and flew straight towards me. They blasted their lasers at me, but with my tremendous size, it had no effect at all. As they flew by, I swung my arm around and smashed on of them. When the other two came back around, I swung and smashed another one. When the last one came around, I clapped both my giant hands on it and crushed it.
Down on the ground, Robin, Bobo and The Guardian took down another droid. Now there were just three more drones. For the last three, I pounded on the ground and created a wave of earth that flipped the last three into the air and destroyed them when they fell back down.
Inspector #10 and the Junkman managed to get away. I managed to grab Inspector #10 and held him in my giant arm. Only his head and arms remained out of my grip. As the Junkman tried to sneak away, he was intercepted by The Guardian. “Leaving so soon?” he asked, then punched the Junkman in the face and knocked him out.
Inspector #10 struggled to get free from my grip. “Unhand me or suffer the consequences!” he threatened.
“Pretty big talk for such a little guy.” I challenged. Inspector #10 turned his arm into a laser saw and slammed his arm against my hand. He followed up with pulling out ten blasters, from his jetpack, and blasting his laser saw supercharged it an caused my arm to surge with pain. “That’s it!” I said, pulling him up into my face. “You are out of here!” I said.
Next, I shifted my body into stagger position, pulled my arm back, and threw Inspector #10 as hard as I could, sending him flying into space.
Later that day, I had turned back to normal and we all recovered from the battle. I walked over to Azmuth, who was working on one of the heads from a Gigantic Robotic Droid. “What are you doing?” I asked.
“Improvising a ride. This planet is getting too loud for me.” He replied.
“Azmuth, Creator of Everything, I want to thank you for all your help and for fixing the Watch. If you want it back, it is yours.” I said.
“I created that Watch so that all the beings of the universe could understand eachother. If a human boy can do that, I see no reason why he shouldn’t have it.” Azmuth said. “Besides that thing is nothing but trouble, always has been. You keep it, good riddance.” He said. Then, he got into hisnew “ship”. “Are you coming or what?” he asked Robin.
“I guess it is better than that prison planet.” Robin said and walked in.
“Wait, you never told me the secrets of the Watch and how to control it.” I said.
“Don’t you want to figure that out on your own? Like a true hero would?” Azmuth asked.
“Hmm, not really.” I replied.
Azmuth laughed. “I like that boy.” He stated. Then, he closed the door and lifted off and flew away.
“Tomas, I want you to understand one thing.” The Guardian said. “You have just gained the biggest and, perhaps, most powerful alien in the galaxy. That means you must only use him as a last resort, when all else has failed.” He said.
“I know, when everything I’ve done wasn’t enough. When I actually need him.” I said.
“Yeah, yeah, last resort. Are we gonna get out of this place or what?” Bobo impatiently asked.
“Do you think you can fly that thing and get me back to Earth?” I asked.
“Yeah, I’ll get it running.” Bobo said.
Later that day, Bobo had fixed the ship and we strapped in and flew back to Earth. Luckily, the way back was much easier and faster than the way over.
We got back to the exact place we left. Fer and Santi were still there waiting for me. We were all happy to see each other again. Before they left, The Guardian gave me a new hover board and Bobo gave me an intergalactic banana. According to Bobo, it’s “the best banana in the nebula.”
We waved goodbye as they flew away on the ship. “Until next time.” I whispered to myself.
Characters[]
- Tomas Maggi
- Fer Maggi
- Santi Diaz
- The Guardian
- Bobo Haha
- Agent Robin
- Azmuth: The Creator of Everything
Villians[]
- Slash
- Optuchucis Sam
- The Junkman
- Inspector #10
Aliens used[]
Trivia[]
- This is the first movie special
- This is the first time Tomas travels through space,