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Assistant: Title: The Stars That Cascade Your Body
        Author: Broy Broy 
        Chapter: 1/2 
        Summary: “W-Where am I?” I asked as my voice came out hoarse and dry, and felt as though I was in desperate need of water. Everything around my peripheral was out of focus and I could only see what was directly in front of me.“You are on the UA Traveon, a ship dedicated to helping people find a new home. You were in a suspended animation for 120 years. We are currently 4 months from our destination.”Destination? What destination? Wait…_____This is a BKDK Sci-Fi AU heavily based on the movie 'Passengers' on Netflix. I take no credit of the characters as they are all from My Hero Academia that is created by Horikoshi.
        Contents: Chapter 1: The Destination
    

    


  

  
  
    
    A hiss filled my ears and the sound of something whirring open. I could see light peaking from beyond my eyelids as I shakily opened them, the weight of them feeling unbelievably heavy. It was a struggle to get them open at all.Jesus, feels like my eyelashes somehow have the weight of a f@ck@ng elephant.A groan escaped my lips as the light from something near my face made my pupils shrink and a pain shot through my eye as if they weren’t ready for it. Which they probably weren’t, just my luck.
Once they adjusted ever so slightly I saw a woman's face staring at me from a hologram screen, looking creepy as hell, cause it looked eerily human, even though she was probably some kind of AI. However all I could make out of her was the fact she had brown hair and what looked like extremely pink cheeks.My vision is absolute sh@t! What's going on? “Hello Katsuki Bakugou, it is completely normal to feel confused right now. But I promise you that you are all right.”The voice was sweet and feminine, but also robotic and lacked emotion. And I could barely hear her, my ears ringing slightly and she sounded muffled and far.F@ck, my hearing aids. Where are they?“W-Where am I?” I asked as my voice came out hoarse and dry, and felt as though I was in desperate need of water. Everything around my peripheral was out of focus and I could only see what was directly in front of me.“You are on the UA Traveon, a ship dedicated to helping people find a new home. You were in a suspended animation for 120 years. We are currently 4 months from our destination.”Destination? What destination? Wait…“Again, it is perfectly normal to feel confused, but do not worry. This is all going according to plan. For now, let’s get you cleaned up.”Before I could even say no to her, the hibernation pod began to move in a gentle fluid motion towards doors that opened with a hiss. Once inside it was dark, the walls completely black and slightly reflective, the room could just fit the pod from the looks of it.“Let’s get a quick scan of your vitals, this should only take a minute.”Suddenly yellow lasers connected to some kind of metal device began to levitate over my body. Seemingly checking everything about me. The hologram lady was saying something about my vitals being good, but I couldn’t hear much anyway. And I was too f@ck@ng tired and hazy to bother to try and listen.We had started to move again and a second door opened and the most blinding white light poured into the small black room, making my eyes burn even worse now. Giving them a slight ache from having to adjust to such an extreme light so quickly. And almost immediately, the pod moved slowly once more.Before I knew it, the pod was fully tilting up as if adjusting me to step out.“Please step out of the pod.” Pink cheeks said as she slowly became a full formed body in front of me wearing what looked like the normal blue uniform any crew member would wear.What the f@ck. How can they expect people to get up so quickly after that?! What a load of b@llsh@t.“Please step out of the pod.”Heard you the first time lady! F@ck off!I adjusted my body slightly and began to shimmy out of the pod and to the ground. My legs felt like absolute jelly, but I kept my balance. The floor felt uncomfortably cold under my feet.Sweat was dripping from my forehead and dripped to the shiny grey ground, and my breathing felt a little off.Is this normal? What the hell is happening with me?“It is completely normal to feel high levels of fatigue when waking up. Symptoms such as shallow breathing, sweating, muscle aches and fatigue are normal. Once you start moving your body should start to wake up properly.” Pink cheeks said in an emotionless monotone voice, or at least it sounded emotionless, but that’s because she wasn’t technically real I suppose.I suppose that answers my question.With a grunt I started to walk forward. My limbs felt pretty heavy, but she was right. Once I started moving my body started to wake up better. We made it around a corridor in a perfect white hallway that had some kind of light blue sliding doors with white frames on the left side. All had numbers on a plaque that stuck out of walls so you could see them from even where I was standing, kinda like a street sign you would see in a city downtown. On the left side of each of the frames about hip level was some kind of scan key pad.“Your room will light up for you, once you arrive at your door, scan your wrist band on the keypad.”And as soon as she finished her sentence a door frame glowed a light aqua blue with the number 4 on it. Luckily, it wasn't that far down the hall.But what about my wrist band? Where is that?I looked down to see that there was in fact a small grey wristband on my arm, and a small metal part that I guessed was what I needed to use to scan.
Shakily carrying my legs I made my way to the door and lifted my hand to open the door, and stepped inside.It wasn’t very large, actually it was small as f@ck. Luckily she said this was only for 4 months. I could handle that I suppose. But it’s still annoying as f@ck. I glanced around the room taking in every small detail I could with my still slightly foggy vision. The main color scheme seems to be white, grey and aqua blue in this ship.There was a small twin sized bed on the right side of the room that was kinda in a cubby to probably save space in the already small room. Drawers on the wall near and a closet on the left side of the room for my clothes I’m guessing. A small TV was placed on the wall opposite of the bed and a remote on a small coffee table that could probably only hold a plate on it. I rolled my eyes, this is what I should have expected when I agreed to such cheap tickets. But still stupidly small.
Sighing I glanced over to what looked like a single silver door that looked to be a tall skinny fridge. There looked to be a place where you could get water or something in the door of the fridge, a glass already placed beneath it. And that’s when it hit me like a truck, that I was unbelievably dehydrated, my throat feeling dryer than a f@ck@ng desert.Before I could look at anything else, the glass filled with a some kind of water liquid that had a slight pink tinge to it.“Please make sure to drink plenty of fluids, this is a drink with higher concentration of electrolytes and other things your body will need to wake up.”Without any hesitation I ran to the cup and chugged it down without a second thought. The cold liquid slipped down my throat so fast I nearly choked. But I finished the glass quickly, in complete desperation. However it tasted weird as hell. My face cringed as the taste sank more into my tongue each second. It was disgusting, but it did the trick. I reached a hand to my neck as I rubbed it. My throat didn’t feel as hoarse anymore I suppose.“Please scan your wrist band here to confirm luggage pickup.”My head spun towards Pink Cheeks and noticed a hologram of some kind of circle with dots appeared. My eyes then glanced just past her to the wall near the door and a compartment had opened. A white case sat there with a lock on it. I hadn’t even noticed it open that part of the wall, I must be extremely out of it.“Please scan your wrist band here to confirm your luggage.” she repeated in the exact same tone and voice.Yeah that’s gonna get creepy really fast.Placing the cup back into the fridge door, I walked over to the circle near her that she was gesturing to.So does my d@mn hand just go in the circle or something?Once my hand went into the circle a ‘Ping’ sounded and the case opened slowly that was in the compartment near the door. My clothes and all of my other belongings were there.“You should get some rest for now, tomorrow you will join colony group 45 in classes explaining the planet, where you will be located, and get to know which people you will be living close by with. It will start at 9am.”And as soon as she finished her little explanation she disappeared leaving me alone in my room. The door had closed, but I don’t recollect when it had even closed at all. F@ck@ng weird. I’m definitely still extremely out of it apparently.I glanced over the bed and I would be lying to myself if it didn’t look inviting to have a sleep in. My blinking was becoming harder, and my body was screaming at me to do what she said. To sleep.“F@ck@ng ridiculous, I’ve been asleep 120 years, why the f@ck am I so tired?” I laughed with annoyance as I fell face first into the pillow. A sigh of relief left my mouth as I slowly closed my eyes. And darkness consumed my vision as sleep overtook me._______ “Good morning Mr. Bakugou.”I jolted awake with a start as my hand flew upwards towards the muffled voice. However I didn’t make contact with anything, but a strange ‘virrrr’ sound did happen. My vision adjusted to see that the hologram of the lady was back. My hand must have gone through the hologram when I swung it.That's so creepy, why in the world did they think that's a good way to wake people up?!
I groaned as I flipped her off, stuffing my face back into my pillow.“It is currently 8am. Today you will be joining colony group 45 in classroom 125 for your introduction class. Please get up and get ready! Everyone is excited to meet you.”I rolled my eyes, even as my eyes were closed.The fact they have that said to everyone in colony is ridiculous, how in the ever loving f@ck would they know that everyone would be excited to meet me. Are they trying to make every guest feel special or something?A huff came off my lips as I glanced at the lady once more. My vision was much more clear now, and I was right. They added way too much of some kind of blush to her cheeks, but maybe it was to make her seem more innocent and sweet. She didn't have black hair though, but it was actually a soft brown. It was cut in a short bob style that went to her shoulders and had bangs. She had large brown eyes and long lashes.Yep.Definitely trying to make her look inviting and innocent. And it was p@ss@ng me off actually.“Please get up and get ready! Everyone is excited to meet you.”Great, is she gonna repeat that one sentence if I don’t get up? What if I don’t wanna f@ck@ng go?With a p@ss@d off expression I slowly get up and place my feet on the cold ground. This is the first time I realize I’m only wearing plain white shorts and a white tank top.“Well, let’s go meet some extras.”I was in these lame ass clothes for 120 years? This is supposed to be some kind of crazy space exploration sh@t, why did they dress us in such lame ass clothes?“Please get up and get ready! Everyone is excited to meet you.”I glared up at the hologram lady and yelled.
“Oh my f@ck@ng god! I’m up lady!” ________ I glanced at myself in the mirror stationed over the sink of the tiny bathroom connected to my room that I hadn’t noticed the day before.
I ran a hand through my hair once more to make sure it was the way I wanted. And I fixed my hearing aids a little, they were kinda chunky but it's whatever, they matched my fit so it's fine.
They had orange ‘X’s on them that I had painted on them cause my coworkers back on earth when working on construction sites would forget I had them or thought they were earpods, and so I painted these bright orange ‘X’s on them and told everyone that it meant they were hearing aids, and not earpods. Cause I got a talking to by one of the guys who thought they were for listening to music, and I hated having to explain over and over they were not headphones. Luckily word spread that if someone saw a man, me, wearing ear pieces with orange ‘X’s on them, it was hearing aids, and not earpods. And I was left alone most of the time, and had become used to solitude from others.Most people assume it's hard to talk to me since I have them. And I know my personality isn’t exactly the best, and that I’m harder to get along with. But if someone doesn’t like me, that's their problem, not mine. I try not to be directly mean or anything but it can be difficult. I’m not exactly a people person. I adjusted the collar of my black button shirt I decided to wear, cause I didn’t want to look like a slob when meeting my colony group for the first time. And I most certainly am not a slob, but it p@ss@d me off that my preferred sense of style makes me look like one. What's so wrong with wearing sweatpants and a graphic T-shirt? Its comfy as f@ck.
I glanced once more and something just wasn’t right. I looked way too formal and it was off putting. I unbuttoned the first two buttons of my shirt, and rolled up my sleeves, and I smirked. Yeah that’s better.First impressions are important, and I don’t want people to think I look like I’m going to f@ck@ng court room. But god do I hate having to mingle with new people. Why do people put this much effort in every day to make good impressions for people they see over and over? Meeting new people I can understand, but having to wear stuff like this everyday to basically see the same people over and over? To even just look presentable was too much energy in my opinion.I sprayed a small amount of cologne on and checked myself over once more before deciding to go. I looked at the clock that was near my door and it read 8:30. I had 30 minutes to go and find this classroom. Which should be enough time as long as people don’t try and talk to me.I raised my hand to the key scan on the door of my room with a swift motion. A click sounded and the door slid open with ease.Ok, be ready for some extras to say hello when you leave your room. I’m sure others are leaving about this time too.I stepped into the hallway, my black shoes making the smallest squeak sound from the silver polished floor. But that was all I heard. Not a single door was opening, and no one was outside of their room yet. I smiled a little with relief.Looks like either they are not out yet or already there, so I don’t need to deal with anyone just yet.A smile fell across my face as I walked down the hallway and around the corner where there were two large oval doors made of some kind of glass and the frame was white like most of the ship so far. The area had two benches for people to sit, and plants on each side of them. Probably fake however, since most plants need sunlight to grow properly at all.Then again, I’m pretty sure that the lights they have in the ship directly give off rays that are identical to the sun, considering the company I worked for made them for this ship.There was some kind of curved pole with small blue lights connected to it that looked like they were glowing, it was stationed between the doors.Is that one of the guides or something? I remember during the interview to be picked for this voyage that they mentioned something about how there will be these guides all over the ship to help anyone in need.And that’s when I noticed once again that I was completely alone, no one was around yet.
Which is odd considering there should be at least 50 people in each colony, statistically speaking I should have run into someone by now. But maybe I’m just late, there is a possibility everyone is already there.“What the f@ck is going on?”I glanced at the doors not knowing exactly which one to pick. I know I know I came out of one yesterday cause this is where my hibernation pod took me from. But which door?I then walked over to the curved pole, and as soon as I was about 3 feet from it it turned on with some kind of hologram sphere, with symbols ranging from a plate with a knife and forks to a tennis racket.“Hello, how may I help you?” The voice sounded male this time, and definitely more robotic, I guess they spent more money on building the actual holograms of fake AI people instead of the guides that don’t technically even have a body.I cleared my throat and placed my hand on my hip as I spoke to it.
“I’m with Colony 45, I’m supposed to be in classroom 125 or something, where the hell is that?” I asked with slight embarrassment, no way was I actually talking to this thing for directions. But whatever, if it saves me time I’ll do it. The circle moved around to a symbol with what looked like a person with glasses and some kind of pointer in their hand, and zoomed in quickly and suddenly became front and centre for me to see.“Classroom 125 is in the Observatory Centre located on its 7th floor.”I groaned as that didn’t explain which door to take. I reached up and pinched the bridge of my nose.This technology sh@t is gonna get old really fast. It's p@ss@ng me off already. But it's ok, it's only 4 months of this b@llsh@t.“Which elevator am I supposed to take?” I asked in a slightly annoyed tone, but it was a robot. So I don’t really care, anyone who cares about treating technology nicely is dumb as sh@t. They don’t have emotions.After a second of thinking it responded to me, and its sphere moved around again to a square symbol with an elevator door on it.“From here you take elevator F-11, from there you will go to floor 20 where the Observatory Centre is located.”I glanced over to the two doors and realized that above them in hologram letters they had one letter and a number beside them. Above the one on the right was H-20, and the one on the left said F-11. Without looking back at the guide I walked towards door F-11 and proceeded to scan my wrist band on the pad near it. The large oval glass door opened with a hiss and I peaked inside to see if anyone might be inside. But I was met with it being empty. It had a large round couch that went all around the circle shape of the elevator and buckles for people to strap in.Why are those there, for emergencies?On the left of me was a number pad that I guessed was how you typed in which level I needed to go to.Why don’t they just have it set up like a normal elevator? Oh wait, f@ck. Of course, I’m a f@ck@ng moron. They probably have so many levels and places you could go that it won’t all fit as buttons even on this wall.I clicked the numbers ‘2’ and ‘0’ so it said floor 20 and I hit enter. The key pad turned into the words ‘Thank You’ and then faded back to the key pad. Does it do that every time?I walked over to the long round couch and sat close to the door in case I wanted to get off before everyone. Just in case it gets busy here before getting to the observatory. I got a little more comfortable and realized that the cushion was surprisingly comfortable.“Please buckle in so as to not cause any injury while we move.” A robotic voice sounded over some kind of intercom. I scoffed at the message though, cause who in their right mind buckles in for an elevator ride?After a few more seconds the elevator starts moving and immediately I sense something is off. And in a mere second I was starting to float, my body even feeling kinda weird, my stomach feeling like I’m in some kind of free fall.Oh what the f@ck?! It means that it shuts off gravity? WHY DIDN’T THEY JUST F@CK@NG SAY THAT?!Quickly I reached for the seat buckles and pulled myself back down to my seat with a grunt. Once I was sitting, I immediately buckled into the seat.I closed my eyes and a sigh left my lips once I was secure, and I ran a hand through my hair. However as soon as I opened my eyes I gasped. I knew the elevator had glass walls, but what I didn’t expect to see was the outside of the ship. As far as the eye could see was just the vast emptiness of space, however as far as I was concerned space was anything but empty. Stars upon stars g;owing dim and bright, and other systems that glowed in an array of colors filled my vision.My eyes widened as I turned my head to look a little behind me and I gasped once more. My eyes shot wide, because what I saw was in fact a nebula of some kind, not too far from the ship from the looks of it. It truly did look like colorful smoke like the pictures would suggest, however no picture could truly ever do something this incredible any justice. An array of colors ranging from blue to pink merged together creating the most incredible colors, some of which I didn’t know you could find in a natural way, if you could consider space natural I suppose. A small smile crossed my lips as I looked out of the glass with pure astonishment, and the feeling in my chest was one of absolute excitement. Childish even.I felt like I was 6 all over again and learning about space for the first time, but this time I’m truly seeing the things I had only ever dreamed about as a kid. I pressed my hand to the glass in absolute amazement. It was truly the most incredible thing I had ever seen, and I couldn’t wait to see what else we all would see. _______ I arrived at the floor I needed to be on in a few minutes and as soon as the elevator stopped moving the gravity kicked in. The weird stomach feeling of free falling ceased at last.
That experience of floating is not one I think I will get used to any time soon, that sh@ts weird as hell. How do astronauts even do that for so long? Months on end of that? Even sleeping? Yeah absolutely not, f@ck that.“You may unbuckle your belts and proceed to get off the elevator.”God do they have the same speeches like that every time you walk places? I hope it doesn’t happen every time. That would get on my nerves for sure.I proceeded to do as instructed and unbuckle myself, and get up off the elevator where yet again, no one was around. My face scrunched in confusion and frustration.
I was shocked that no one else had gotten on. Isn’t there supposed to be like 5000 passengers on this ship? Including 250 crew members? Where the hell was everyone?I shook my thoughts away once I looked at where I was. And I will be honest, not many things actually impress me, but THIS was not something I had ever seen before. My mouth dropped open. They weren’t kidding when they said it was in fact an Observatory, when I walked inside I was in a wide hallway that spanned only about 20 feet where paintings and holograms of some stuff about space were hung on walls and hanging from the tall ceiling. However what caught my attention was what was at the end of the hall. Where there was an area that, for the first time, everything was black and greys instead.It looked like there was a massive viewing area where rows upon rows of benches were located, I bet that at least 5000 people could be seated in here. It was the biggest auditorium I had ever seen, just the mere size of the glass window we could see out to space was impressive. How in the ever loving f@ck did they fit something this massive on the ship? Was this at the center of it? From what I remember from the pictures I had seen of it there was a huge circle-like thing in the center of it, so that must be it right?“Holy sh@t.” Was all I could really manage to say. Cause what could I say? I was mostly speechless. I glanced over to the center of the auditorium-like structure and saw that there was a floating blue sphere that looked similar to the guides.
Curiosity got the better of me and I proceeded to walk to it. And once I stood near it the room erupted into a multitude of colors and small white lights. Once I realized what they were though I gasped from pure amazement. This was f@ck@ng cool! The entire room was filled with every star, every planet and solar system they have charted so far in all of history's space exploration. I saw that the Milky Way was near where I stood and I raised my hand to touch it, curious as to what it would do. My hand however just went through the hologram, nothing really happened. I looked around again during a full 360 to see the whale room and its glory.“This is hands down definitely the coolest f@ck@ng observatory I have ever seen.”However I remembered I had a class to get to, which I didn’t want to be late for. That would be a bad first impression for sure.Scanning the area and past the holograms I saw a familiar large oval door which I assumed was an elevator once again. I ran over to it and scanned my bracelet to let me in, but it didn’t work at first. Instead it made some kind of ‘viirrrr’ sound.“What the?” My brows furrowed in pure confusion. I reached out and scanned once more, this time it worked right away. The large door hissing open with ease.“That was weird.” I huffed in annoyance as I stepped into the elevator, however this time it wasn’t glass walls and it didn’t have buckles on the seats. No one was inside either, which made me feel uneasy. The more this is happening the more a sick feeling builds in my stomach. Where in the world was everyone? _______ The hallway where all the classrooms were located was so white that it could blind a person, and the perfect white lights on the ceiling didn’t help. Everything was so bland and white it was eerie almost.“They could have at least put up some kind of artwork. This sh@t feels like a creepy sci-fi movie.”I glanced behind me down the hallway to see if maybe someone was coming down as well, but I was met with nothing but the white hallway and lights. And that feeling as if something was really wrong came back again. And at this point, I felt like I shouldn’t ignore it. My feet picked up quicker as I jogged down the hall to reach room 120 and I scanned my wrist band on the keypad.As soon as it opened I quickly stepped inside to find that no one was present. Not a single person was in the room. Every single god forsaken bench was empty. Every corner of this place was empty, not a single soul was in the f@ck@ng room. Suddenly the lights slightly dimmed and at the front of the room on a small stage a hologram of the planet Aldera Homestead appeared, the planet they were going too. And the hologram of pink cheeks appeared with a bright smile on her face. One that felt uncanny, not human. And it didn’t help my anxiety that was starting to grow rapidly in my chest.“Hello everyone, please take a seat as the class is about to start.” And she gestured around the room with her hand as if the room was filled with people, but it was in fact only me. And after a second or two she proceeded to speak.“Aldera is a planet filled with a rich amount of resources and land, some of the plants that you will find however are not ones from earth-”“Hey! Where the hell is everyone?!” I yelled at pink cheeks as I stormed up to the stage where she was being projected. She looked at me and raised her hand as if to say ‘stop’.“Please leave all your questions for the end of the class.” And is in some kind of robotic motion back into her original position the exact way she was earlier, unhuman-like.“Oh f@ck you!” I flipped her off as I ran back to the door of the class.“Please refrain from using foul language, thank you.” Was all I heard her say as I scanned my wrist band to leave. My heartbeat is racing a million miles a minute as my feet carry me at an insane speed.Where is everyone? WHERE THE F@CK ARE THEY?!From being lost in my panicked thoughts I hadn’t realized that I was coming to the corner turn of the hallway and I grunted as my shoulder hit the wall when I tried to cushion the impact. However I staggered for only a second before picking up speed again.
Maybe everyone just didn’t want to attend the class. Maybe they are in the main area of the ship where all the activities and sh@t are. Maybe even getting food. I technically haven’t had breakfast yet. Yeah, that has to be it.Once I entered the observatory I took quick glances everywhere to see if someone was maybe sitting watching through the glass, but there was no one. Not one single person in this massive auditorium.I started to sweat, my body was getting cold as I started to fear the worst.“Oh f@ck@ng hell, am I……” I couldn’t even finish the sentence, I didn’t dare say it out loud. It couldn’t be true.It just couldn’t.My mind was racing a million miles and minutes, and I just couldn’t fathom what was happening. I wouldn’t let my mind even go to THAT possibility. I stared at my feet for a moment as I tried to think of what to do. Who could I even ask?The guides! Maybe they would know!Before I even fully finished my legs picked up at an alarming speed once more as I darted to the guide that I had seen earlier when walking in from the elevator. There was one on the right. I turned around to run down the hallway where the elevator was and had to grab the wall to pull myself around it so I wouldn’t fall.As soon as I stood in front of the guide I ran a hand through my hair as I spoke to it.“Where is everyone?” My voice sounded parched and dehydrated from running around, my tongue was dry enough that it felt like it was sticking to the roof of my mouth. The guide turned on and the familiar smile emoji-like face appeared.“Everyone is located on the UA Traveon.”I frantically waved my hands as I gripped my head trying to contain my frustration. My panic was starting to settle in even worse, my breathing becoming unbearably shaky. That wasn’t what I needed to know, I knew others must be here. But where are they?! WHERE THE F@CK ARE THEY!?My heart rate was going at such an alarming rate I could hear it in my ears. My mind was screaming at me to ask that one question, but my heart was telling me that I don’t think I want the answer. My tongue darted to lick my lips as I stared at the ground to my feet. And I took in a shaky breath as I opened my mouth.“How…how many people are in their hibernation pods?” I asked with a shaky airy voice, I wasn’t even sure if it properly heard me. But after a moment I heard it. The answer I was dreading to hear.“There are currently 4999 passengers still in their hibernation pods and 250 crew members still in their pods. Is there anything else I can help you with?”My vision was now going blurry, and I could feel it. Tears were pricking at my eyes. I was alone. I was completely alone. Why am I the only one awake? What's happening? This makes no f@ck@ng sense. Why was no one awake?How far away are we actually from….I glanced over to the blue sphere I had seen earlier near the centre of the place. And remembered that it showed the planet when I had asked about it earlier, so maybe it will know how far away we are. Maybe I just woke up a little early. That's a possibility right?Shakily I speed walked to the floating blue sphere and desperately asked it, my voice coming out in a choke as my anxiety started to grow even worse, to the level where I had to place a hand on my chest to calm myself. “How far away are we from Aldera?” My palms started to feel numb, everything was going numb. I have a gut feeling I really don’t want to know the answer to this question.And just like before when I had spoken to it, holograms of planets and stars filled the area. However my focus was primarily on the hologram of the UA Traveon.
The hologram of the UA Traveon then shrank in size to the size of basically my finger, and a dotted path began to form. And as I watched the distance of the dotted line continue to get longer and longer my heart dropped even further down my stomach. Once it connected to the planet Aldera the voice spoke again.“We have been traveling for 30 years,”I’m gonna be sick. I leaned forward ever so slightly clutching my stomach now.No, no, no…“We are currently 90 years away from our destination.” My ears were beginning to ring at the end, I could barely hear it. I didn’t want to hear it. Everything came crashing down, my whole world started to spin, nothing made any sense. This can’t be real, please tell me this isn’t real. My whole body gave out as my vision completely filled with tears, and I fell to my knees. All I could do was stare at my hands as they shook frantically.I could feel the goose bumps form on my skin, everything working into overdrive. Everything felt like a haze at this point.I was alone, I was completely and utterly alone in the vast emptiness of space. Not one single person was awake. I closed my eyes as I screamed out in pure agony, my hands gripping at my face now as I leaned forward.I can’t die alone like this. I just can’t. No.
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