THE D-DAY KNIGHT RETURNS

**THE D-DAY KNIGHT RETURNS** is the eighth episode of The Nixonverse spin-off series.

## Overview

This episode is a direct continuation of the events of SEA OF THE LAST SON.

### Languge Lawst

The episode opens with a red-tinted image of a man with both of his eyes seemingly missing. A text scrolls plays, explaining the aftermath of the Lunarians transforming The Last Son of Alcatraz into their king. The scroll is intentionally written in broken and misspelled english,

*"After the Vietnam War ended, The Lost Son become The Cresent King. Lunarens used Him to destroy languge in Amerca slowly. Chainges were sutle. No won noticed long time. Eventualy no won understoed themselvs. No won herd. No won spoeked. Lunarens builded skools evryweer. Skools tot knew languge to us... there languge. We heer there languge know. We speek there languge know. We thenck there languge know. Englesh harrd beecoz are wurrld is theres know. It wil tayck all tiem to relern evrytheng."* - The Avinews

A radio transmitter is depicted with visible broadcasting waves. A voice speaks, stating: *"Bfor I... can no speek longr and we can heer not moor. I tell yu the stori of man taht was ones guud tym ago. Furtunete ar we I record His stori bfor He stewl languge."*

### The Origin of The Last Son

A new video is overlaid the radio transmission, depicting the origins of The Last Son of Alcatraz.

*"He began like most of you. A small boy in a small town. It was not an easy living. His parents were sharp like whips and his classmates were sharper. The boy would get up every morning to clean his daddy's shop before going to school by himself. All by himself. On those long, lonely drives to school, the boy would think about his role in the universe. He liked to think his role was to help. Help not himself, but everyone around him. But in order to help everyone, he believed he first had to win. At any cost.*

*"During one drive, he was particularly distracted by his thoughts. And he crashed into another car. The boy stepped outside and saw a dying man crumpled in the wreckage. The boy tried to pull him out but the man was impaled between the seat and the wheel. The man looked the boy in the eye and said, 'You won little bastard, You won.' Then the man's life drained away. The boy cried hard as he tried to yank the dead man out. Out of pain, or exhaustion, the boy fainted. And he had a heavenly dream. The boy was on a cliff by the sea. He was very afraid. A car was rushing up behind him. If the boy stood still, he would be hit. So the boy dove off the cliff. As he fell faster and faster, he believed harder and harder. And just as he was gonna hit the water, the boy was swept up back into the air and he found himself flying over the sea. Faster than an airplane.*

*"When the boy woke in the street, He still believed. And he found himself flying away from the scene 'Win, at any cost, so that I can save everyone,' the boy thought, as he cut through the warm, open sky."*

The animation of the story reveals that The Last Son often envisioned a girl when he was lost in thought during his drives. It is also shown that The Last Son had collided with none other than James Dean, who had been seen crashing in THE LAST SON OF ALCATRAZ. James Dean's 130 car is also seen in the dream, the one who nearly collided with him on the cliff.

The transmission of The Last Son's origin ends, and the main transmission continues: *"I houp he remines frum stori memry ann chainjes hiis mined. I wahnt us al to health agein. I houp we remine him bak. Revers King. Returnn languge. If he knot, then I houp Knight returnns an sayvs us togeter. I houp Knight sayvs all uhs."*

The video then cuts to an image of a silhouette holding the spire of the Chrysler Building, and a speck in the background. A woman's voice shouts "Oh my God!" before screaming. The image zooms in to reveal that the speck is a human figure, falling from the sky, before zooming up to the silhouette. The video cuts to black and the text: "Aftar braodcast, Knight dropped Alis Avinew off Christler Building." New text appears reading: "No won is gohn forevr. Do knot shair there seecrits."

## Notes

### Avenues' Note

Revers King. Returnn languge. Rehguards, Avinews.