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To the Aliens

A list of warnings

By Sarah GlassPublished 4 months ago 1 min read
To the Aliens
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Welcome to planet Earth, that is, if you haven't changed your mind. Though, I suppose if you're reading this, you've decided to stay. In that case, please follow these rules.

1. Don't feed the trolls, lest they drive you insane.

2. Beware of the unknown numbers. Should you answer, never reply with 'yes.'

3. Don't believe everything you see, even when it appears real. If you look carefully, you'll find the extra fingers and the soulless eyes.

4. Always look both ways.

5. Beware of the red caps. No, not the Redcaps of the fae. I fear ours are far worse.

6. If you come across anyone bearing the symbol of the 't' accept whatever they give you and walk away.

7. Beware of the flashing lights, especially if they come for you. And if they do...well, I can only wish you luck.

8. I fear you, too, will be susceptible to the dangers of the dark. I warn you, do not walk alone and always carry a weapon.

There is still so much you should know, but time is short, and it's growing dark. So, I'll leave you with a bit of hope.

Find the people who wear many colors. They will welcome you, hide you, feed you, and take care of you until you decide to leave. And there will come a time you'll want to leave.

Lastly, no matter how much you want to, you must never try to contact our leader.

You will surely die.

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About the Creator

Sarah Glass

It started with FFX fanfiction stories and my love for creating a world to escape to when reality's teeth sank in too deep. I'm an artist, a dreamer, and I have an original story I've been working on for 8yrs. Time to get it published!

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    Written by Sarah Glass