Alex and I had the choice of staying on this dying planet to retrieve Bones’ body or join the only other ‘life forms’, we had meaningful relationships with, on a promising new world. Even staying in the spacecraft would be an improvement. If it wasn’t the infected seas, it was the rouge monsters threatening to invade us in our sleep, or the risk of running out of cattle.
I used the ladder to get back into the cave. I thought about what to tell Alex: Should we stay to retrieve Bones’ body or leave whilst we still had the chance?
Saturday – Day 15
Alex lit the Redstone which fueled the takeoff for the spacecraft (that was the special ingredient: Redstone). At the time I didn’t really even notice. I looked out of the window, straight past the illuminated crimson of the Redstone, and into the human base, specifically at the hatch. I gripped my sack tighter. I opened it and gave it a shake. A clanking noise reassured me that we had retrieved Bones’ body. I sighed then reached out to the side of where I was sitting. My parents were still strapped in but they were acting strange. They kept looking at each other and doing their best attempts of saying: “Hello.”
Jonah was flying this thing with Alex in the passenger seat incase anything went wrong. The two other humans were in the back chatting as usual. Again, at the time, I was too consumed by thoughts of Bones to care, but I wish I had spoken to them more.
It’s not a big deal now though because I’ll have plenty of time to learn about who they are on our new planet. Yes, we landed on the closet planet to ours. The takeoff was steep and brain rattling but we made it.
The planet we’re on resembles our old one before it was destroyed. Mountains and seas and the opportunity to build houses and mine underground for resources are all qualities I enjoyed about our old planet, so I’m happy to have them here. There are slight differences but nothing too peculiar. We haven’t found any monsters or cattle yet. Luckily, we brought some with us. I hope they can breed like normal on this planet.
There is so much exploring to do that I may not be able to write for a while. It’s not like anyone else has read this thing yet. However, I hope I will be able to leave it behind one day.
I dedicate this to Bones.
Until next time.
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