MORNING STAR CITY

"Look alive boys we're at the airport" said Coach Michael as he exited the car.

"It's my first time flying out of the country" I thought as I opened the car door, Grey took in a deep breath to calm his nerves while Enri just stood expressionlessly.

"Have you left the country before?" asked Grey.

"Yeah, lots of times" he replied, "It has been quite a while since I travelled, this is going to be fun" he added.

"What are you boys still doing there? Move" said Coach Michael.

Coach Michael was even more jittery than me and Grey, I could see the excitement in his eyes. It must have been a long time since he participated in any contest of this level.

"You still have not told us where we're going to" reminded Enri.

Saying nothing he just passed us our Passports and our tickets.

"United State of America"

"Morning Star City!" said Grey astounded.

It was clearly normal to be astounded because Morning Star City was one of the biggest cities in the world, not to mention it was on one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, we were basically travelling half way around world.

"Well, let's go so we can finally relax" said Coach Michael as he left us standing there in shock.

It took us a minute to recollect our thoughts as we headed straight for our flight with wide smiles. Morning Star City was an island city but it thrived and grew to be one of the biggest cities in the country.

"How long do you think it would take" I thought.

"It's going to a long flight so rest up" said Blue all of a sudden.

"What's wrong with you?" I asked. The past couple of days he started interrupting my thoughts no matter whatever I was thinking about.

"If I don't interrupt you, I'm sure you will forget I exist" said Blue in a sad manner.

How am I supposed to forget that I had an alien like system within my body which I could not understand.

"Forget you? That's impossible" I said, "What's up with your outfit this time?" I asked.

Usually Blue wore nice colorful suit but now he was putting on leather jackets like some Gothic old man, it was very startling.

"I like it" he simply replied.

"Stay off the internet" I said taking a good look at Blue. There was something wrong with Blue.

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The flight was very long, the moment we arrived at Morning Star city everybody was hit with quite a bit of jetlag due to the time difference, when we left it was morning but when arrived it was barely into the far into the morning again.

"I can't take this anymore" I said as we let the Airport.

Outside the airport someone was waiting outside with a large name card with Coach Michaels name on it.

"let's go that's our ride" coach Michael said with a jolly attitude, it was certainly weird seeing him in such a jolly mood.

Enri dragged us with him seeing as Grey and me were busy taking in the site in front of us.

"Mr. Fable?" inquired the chauffeur as we approached.

"That us" Coach Michael said with a smile.

"Right this way" said the chauffeur as he opened the door for Coach Michael.

"Where are we going to?" I asked curious.

"Can't you boys stop asking questions" said Coach Michael, "Imperial Towers" he answered reluctantly.

"Holy Moly" said Grey.

Enri's mind became blank in an instant (*-*)

"As in 'The Imperial Towers'?" I asked to make sure.

"Yes" answered Coach Michael impatiently, "I thought you boys were smart, so why are you guys asking me stupid questions?" he asked.

The three of us did not even bother to answer Coach Michael, as we began to celebrate amongst ourselves. Imperial Towers was the most majestic building in the whole city it was not easy to even book a room and even if you managed to it would cost you exorbitantly just for a night.

This was clearly VVIP level treatment, if someone considered the fact that Grey and I had not even travelled out of the country before and now we were in the most desired places for a vacation and we were supposed to stay in the most luxurious building in the city.

We drove around the city since Imperial Towers was located in the central part of the City, as we relished in the sights.

I even felt like jumping out of the car to explore the city, the whole city was filled with luxurious brilliance.

"You boys should stop looking like around like country bumpkins" said Coach Michael.

"Right now, I don't mind being called a country bumpkin" I thought to myself.

The rest of the ride was quiet and breathtaking as everyone suddenly found themselves tired and out of character as the jetlag kicked in. Coach Michael stayed silent as he checked something on his phone not bothering with the sight just outside his window, occasionally he would smile as he used his cell phone.