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The Last Days (Science Fiction)
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Armageddon ?




(Planet Earth sometime in the future)
 

They came suddenly out of the skies in huge shining space crafts. About a thousand of them, and landed in various parts of the Earth, sending fear and terror into the various populations.


It was a sudden attack.and mankind hadn't time to retaliate.

One of the crafts, about fifty feet in diameter touch down in small city. The side of the craft opened and two dozen  huge creatures emerged.

They were greenish, insect like creatures about seven feet tall, and looked like Praying Mantises, only they carried weapons in their claws.

Deadly Metallic Weapons.

Their huge eyes surveyed the fleeing earthlings and they let loose with their weapons, spraying the running figures with beams of orange light,T
he fleeing victims vanished into thin air.

This massacre of the populations took them only three days.

The survivors fought back gallantly, but their puny weapons of mass destruction were no match for the Invaders.

The leader of the mission sent back a message to his Planet:


" Mission Accomplished!. We have eliminated all of the Humans... Atmospheric conditions.. perfect...lots of vegetation and water...’

"We can now inhabit the Planet."
   
   

 


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 Reviews of "The Last Days (Science Fiction)"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on June 3, 2006
Hmmmm. Makes one think, Michael. Thank you for sharing your creative thought. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on November 26, 2005
would be something to experience ... well penned ...


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