❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ “Is anybody at home?” Professor MacPherson said and knocked on the door. “Hold on…,” Landon said and walked towards the entryway. He pulled the door and it went open. “Good morning, sir,” Landon said with a smile. “How are you, Landon?” Professor MacPherson said, and entered the sitting room. Landon closed the door and the twosome walked towards the couches. “My distinguished professor, good morning,” Mason said. “And why is everyone smiling this morning?” professor MacPherson said after he had glimpsed Landon, Evelyn and Mason’s faces simultaneously. He sat down and nobody talked. “Why is everyone silent?” professor MacPherson said and broke the silence. Mason, who was sitting close to Evelyn on one of the couches, stood up and moved closer to professor MacPherson. “What’s Mason up to?” professor MacPherson thought. Mason stretched out his left hand and gave professor MacPherson

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ Professor MacPherson parked his car in front of Mason’s house at exactly 5:08 pm. “Thank you for the ride, sir,” Mason said. “You thank me a lot; I only do what I am in position to do,” professor MacPherson said. “In the world we are, it’s not everyone who can render help that renders it. We have a few people who render help and one of those people is you,” Mason said. Professor MacPherson smiled and said, “Well, it’s only wickedness that can prevent people from rendering the help they can offer. Discussion closed, you need to get out of this car now.” “If you insist; besides, we are tired already,” Mason said. Mason clutched his briefcase and alighted from the vehicle. Professor MacPherson wound up all the glasses and drove the car away silently. “Professor MacPherson has been a pillar to my family; I pray he will be rewarded for his gestures,” Mason muttered to himself after trailing at the car as it dis

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ The Lord of the Moon walked out of his residence and saw the astronauts practicing their skills. He walked towards the astronauts and said, “Guys, it’s time to go home…” The astronauts suddenly stopped and gazed at the Lord of the Moon. “We are very prepared to go home now,” Alfred said. The Lord of the Moon smiled and said, “I want to leave you all with some pieces of information. Firstly, ensure that you give protection to Americans and, secondly, do not allow disputes in your midst, because it can cause a lot of harm.” “Alright, great one; we will try to tolerate one another,” Alfred said and bowed his head. “Yes, we will,” the other astronauts said in unison. “In that case, the country’s problem is settled. Alfred!” the Lord of the Moon said. “What do you have for me, great one?” Alfred said. “You are the leader of the team, make sure you coordinate the team,” the Lord of the Moon said. “

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ “The Spartan warriors stormed California unaware. They killed a lot of people on that faithful day. My family were not left behind; they killed my only son, Dominic, and one of my guards, Leo. Also, they enslaved my second wife, Caroline, and her daughter, Hazel. I am not sure whether they are still alive,” King Rehoboth said with a quavering voice. “Oh, my God; a king doesn’t cry. All these we’ve heard are unpleasant. I can’t believe queen Caroline and Hazel had been enslaved,” Alfred said as he gazed at king Rehoboth’s face. “Yes, they had been enslaved before your arrival. Could you believe that my first wife, Mackenzie, was never touched by all these?” King Rehoboth said. “Well, everyone knows that queen Mackenzie is heartless, so it’s not a new thing to us,” Sarah said and grimaced. “After the incident, I couldn’t eat. Queen Mackenzie walked up to me one day and told me the gibberish. I got very angry and sent her p

❌ Do not copy or share on any platform ❌ “The Lord of the moon has a scary look, though he has more of a mortal man's look. Everything I read about him in the historical book is correct; he is benevolent, nice and funny. When we got to his residence, he accommodated us wholeheartedly and gave us food to eat. He also imparted us with some powers. That’s the little I can say about the Lord of the Moon,” Alfred said. “Well, I can say you have given us a detailed revelation about the Lord of the moon. I am so happy that at last we have saviors,” King Rehoboth said and gazed at the astronauts' faces. “We are honored, my king,” Alfred said. “My king, I have to give these saviors food before the food gets cold,” Eden said. “Alright. Take them to the dining room while I wait for my chiefs,” King Rehoboth said, and held his staff of office. “Alright, my king. Saviors, shall we go to the dining room now?” Queen Eden said. “Yes, our queen,” the astronauts chorused and sto