I started writing this Alien Fan Fiction (I am a huge Alien fan) back in the early 1990s. I have been updating it. The premise of the story is what if Aliens, Colonial Marines, and the 19th century were to meet?
RECAP: “How can that be? It’s impossible it is impossible to travel at such speed,” Abraham says, shaking his head. But then he remembers, this is not your regular warship, you old fool.
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“ I forgot too soon, Lt. Stall. The speed of transportation should have, by your present time, surely increased. Such an astounding future.”
“Not with those bugs flying around,’ Stall tells him.
“I will be there in a minute. Lt. Stall. Is Lt. Prayer with you?”
Prayer peers into the monitor, exposing himself to Captain Abraham, and says,
“Yes, Captain. Are you feeling better?”
‘Yes”.
Lt. Prayer back away from the monitor, allowing Lt. Stall to speak. “See you in a little bit, Sir. Out”.
The monitor in front of Captain Abraham suddenly darkens.
As he enters the conference room, with Sergeant Wu and Corporal Able at his side two generals and a colonel greet Lt. Stall; the three officers are standing around the conference table at the far end of the conference room. Noting the three high-ranking officers, Stall, Wu, and Corp. Able respectfully salute.
“At ease,” the older general tells them. “ Please be seated.”
The old general smiles and proffers the seats around the table to the space marines.
“I am General Benjamin D. Armstrong. This is Lt. General Joseph Overstreet, and Colonel Robert G. Smith.
“Generals, Colonel, we may come as a shock, but believe me, we are definitely real,” Lt. Stall replies.
The older general, General Armstrong, sits up and says, “I have been informed of the nature of this visit: Lt. Stall, you and your crew have arrived from Earth’s future, chasing after a hoard of creatures from outer space – what we in our time have been calling sea serpents.
And that these demons from outer space may attempt to invade northwest Florida. Why northwest Florida, Lt.?”
to be continued….
Poems by Arturo Hernandez 