Alien

As the ship crashed on Earth, its hull breaking apart, the humanoid aliens emerged cautiously. They looked human but with distinct features that hinted at their extraterrestrial origins. The youngest among them, Shishir, surveyed the scene with a mix of concern and curiosity.

"All things considered, this could have gone worse," Shishir muttered to the others, trying to maintain composure despite the chaos around them.

Suddenly, they heard a distinct landing behind them. Turning, their eyes widened in surprise as they saw Aarav step forward, a warm smile on his face. "Hi there," he greeted them calmly.

The aliens, startled but relieved to see someone approach them peacefully, exchanged glances. They had heard stories of Earth's hero, known as Baalveer and Iron man, and there ability to protect the planet.

"I'm Aarav," he continued, sensing their apprehension. "Welcome to Earth. How can I assist you?"

Shishir stepped forward, relieved to find someone willing to help. "We're travelers from another world. Our ship malfunctioned during our journey. We seek refuge and perhaps some assistance."

Aarav nodded sympathetically. "Of course. Let's get you to a safe place first. We can talk more there."

Together, they moved away from the wreckage, Aarav leading the way with a sense of responsibility and curiosity about these unexpected visitors.

After they arrived at a safe location, the aliens explained that they had come to Earth to retrieve another member of their group who had been left behind. Aarav listened attentively as each alien introduced themselves. He decided to name them after characters from the shows he knew: 9211 became Vasant, 1721 was named Varsha, 87 square took the name Sharad as Vasant's brother, 426 became Hemant, and the youngest, 225, was named Shishit. Aarav found humor in naming them the Ghotala family, a nod to their unexpected arrival and the chaos it caused.

"So, you guys have two options," Aarav addressed them, his tone friendly yet decisive. "You can head to Sunshine Colony, which is where you were originally planning to go, or you can come with me to my place in Gokuldham. Personally, I think Sunshine Colony might suit you better."

The Ghotala family exchanged glances, silently communicating their thoughts. Vasant, the eldest, spoke up, "We appreciate your hospitality, Aarav. Sunshine Colony sounds like the logical choice for us. We'll head there."

Aarav nodded, understanding their decision. "Alright then. I'll arrange for transportation to Sunshine Colony for you. If you need anything else, just let me know."

With that settled, Aarav contacted his friends in Gokuldham to arrange transportation for the Ghotala family. As they prepared to leave, Aarav couldn't help but wonder about the adventures and discoveries that awaited them in their new home.

As the next day in Sunshine Colony let's just say no one expecting to See Aarav the boy that basically Changed the world, as after he basically told that the Gothala were being settled in Aarav was explaining what each device was used for and why

As the Ghotala family settled into Sunshine Colony, Aarav took the time to explain the various devices and gadgets they encountered.

Aarav gestured towards a modern-looking microwave. "This is a microwave oven. It's used for heating food quickly."

Vasant, the eldest of the Ghotala family, scratched his head. "Heating food without fire? That's incredible!"

Aarav smiled. "Yes, technology has come a long way on Earth. We have devices for almost everything you can imagine."

Varsha pointed to a vacuum cleaner. "And what about that?"

Aarav nodded. "That's a vacuum cleaner. It's used for cleaning floors and carpets."

Shishir, the youngest Ghotala, looked fascinated. "Earth seems like a place full of magic!"

Aarav chuckled. "In a way, it is. We've advanced a lot, but there's still so much to explore."

As they continued their tour, Aarav introduced them to everyday items and explained their uses, marveling at how different their perspectives were from his own.

Aarav looked at all the alien and look at the washing machine. This is a washing machine it is used for cleaning clothes not for cooking. He said rembering there show as he looked at the Gothala family

Aarav led the Ghotala family through Sunshine Colony, pointing out various devices and explaining their functions. As they approached a sleek, silver machine in the corner of a room, Aarav smiled.

"And this," Aarav said, gesturing towards the washing machine, "is used for cleaning clothes. You put your clothes inside, add detergent, and it washes them automatically."

The Ghotala family clustered around the washing machine, their eyes wide with curiosity. Vasant examined it closely, noticing the digital display and buttons. "Incredible," he murmured, marveling at the ingenuity of Earth's technology.

Varsha tilted her head, examining the control panel. "And how does it work exactly? Is it magic?"

Aarav chuckled. "Not quite magic, but it might seem like it. The washing machine fills with water, agitates the clothes to clean them, rinses out the detergent, and then spins them to remove excess water. It's much faster and more efficient than washing clothes by hand."

Hemant, the ever-curious scientist of the group, nodded thoughtfully. "Efficiency seems to be a common theme here on Earth. What about that small device in the corner?"

Aarav turned to see Hemant pointing at a compact device on the countertop. "Ah, that's a toaster," Aarav explained. "It's used to toast bread quickly and evenly."

Shishir, who had been quiet but observant, spoke up. "So, everything here is designed to make life easier?"

Aarav nodded, pleased with the young Ghotala's insight. "Exactly. Technology on Earth is all about convenience, efficiency, and improving quality of life."

As they continued their tour of Sunshine Colony, Aarav introduced them to more modern conveniences, from smartphones and tablets to automated lighting systems and smart home assistants. Each device fascinated the Ghotala family, who soaked in every detail with enthusiasm.

Later that evening, Aarav invited the Ghotala family to his home in Gokuldham Society for dinner. They accepted gratefully, eager to learn more about Earth and its customs.

As they sat around the dinner table in Aarav's home, enjoying a meal prepared with the help of Jarvis, Aarav shared stories of his adventures and inventions. The Ghotala family listened intently, sharing tales of their own from their travels through the cosmos.

"I must say, Aarav," Vasant remarked with a smile, "you've shown us a world beyond our imagination. Your hospitality and knowledge have made our arrival on Earth much smoother than we anticipated."

Aarav nodded warmly. "I'm glad I could help. Earth is a diverse and vibrant place, filled with wonders waiting to be discovered."

Varsha raised her glass in a toast. "To new beginnings and friendships," she said, her eyes sparkling with gratitude.

The evening passed in laughter and conversation, bridging the gap between Earth and the Ghotala family's distant home. As they bid farewell to Aarav that night, promising to stay in touch, they knew they had found a friend and ally in their new world.

Aarav smiled warmly as he reached into his bag and pulled out five Scrolls, each sleek and futuristic in design. He handed one to each member of the Ghotala family, who looked at the devices with fascination and curiosity.

"This," Aarav began, holding up his own Scroll, "is a versatile device called the Scroll. It's more than just a tablet or a smartphone—it's a tool that integrates advanced technology with everyday convenience."

He demonstrated its features, navigating through holographic screens and showing them various applications. "You can use it for communication, accessing information, entertainment, and much more. It's synced with Jarvis, my AI assistant, so it can assist you with tasks and provide real-time updates."

Shishir, the youngest of the Ghotala family, eagerly explored the Scroll's interface, marveling at its capabilities. "This is incredible!" he exclaimed, his eyes lighting up with excitement.

Aarav nodded. "Indeed, it's designed to make life easier and keep you connected, especially in new and unfamiliar surroundings."

Varsha examined her Scroll closely. "And you mentioned an emergency button?"

Aarav nodded again, pointing out a discreet button on the side of each device. "Yes, this button is specifically programmed to alert me in case of an emergency. If you encounter any challenges or need assistance, just press it, and I'll be notified immediately."

Vasant, the eldest, looked grateful. "Thank you, Aarav. Your generosity and hospitality are greatly appreciated."

Aarav smiled warmly. "You're welcome. Consider it a gesture of friendship. Now, let me show you how to personalize your Scrolls and set them up according to your preferences."

As Aarav guided them through the setup process, adjusting settings and installing essential applications, the Ghotala family marveled at the seamless integration of technology into their new lives on Earth. Each member explored their Scroll with curiosity, discovering its capabilities and adapting to its functionalities with Aarav's patient guidance.

Once the setup was complete, Aarav ensured they were comfortable with using their Scrolls. "Remember," he emphasized, "if you ever need help or want to reach out, don't hesitate to use the emergency button. Whether it's a technical issue or anything else, I'm here to assist."

The Ghotala family expressed their gratitude, touched by Aarav's kindness and support. They exchanged smiles and nods, a silent understanding forming between them and their newfound friend from Earth.

As the evening drew to a close, Aarav bid them farewell with a promise to visit again soon. Watching them head back to their residence in Sunshine Colony, Aarav felt a sense of fulfillment knowing he had helped ease their transition to Earth.

Aarav woke up the next day and saw his dad, Jethala, had arrived home. As the head of Guda Industries, Jethala often had a lot of paperwork and responsibilities, which kept him busy. Aarav's grandfather, Champaklal, always appreciated Jethala's dedication, and his mom, Daya, greeted Jethala warmly.

"Come on, Tapu ka papa, let's get you to bed," Daya said affectionately, turning to Aarav. "Aarav, can you help me?"

Aarav nodded, knowing how tiring Jethala's days could be. "Of course, Mom. Dad, let's get you settled."

Together, Aarav and Daya assisted Jethala to his bedroom, ensuring he was comfortable after a long day. Jethala smiled gratefully at his family's care and support.

"Thank you, everyone," Jethala said with a sigh of relief as he settled into bed. "I appreciate your help."

"We're here for you, Dad," Aarav replied warmly. "Rest well. We'll take care of everything."

Daya kissed Jethala on the cheek lovingly. "Good night, Jethala. Sleep tight."

With their father settled in bed, Aarav and Daya quietly left the room, ensuring Jethala could rest undisturbed. As they returned to the living room, Aarav felt a sense of responsibility and gratitude for his family.

"Mom, I think the Ghotala family will be fine in Sunshine Colony," Aarav said thoughtfully. "I'll check on them again tomorrow."

Daya smiled proudly at her son. "You're doing a great job, Aarav. Helping others and looking after your family—it's what makes you special."

Aarav nodded, his mind already considering what needed to be done next. "I'll make sure everything is in order."

As they settled back into their evening routine, Aarav reflected on the events of the day and the challenges ahead. He was determined to continue making a positive impact with his inventions and his willingness to help others.

Aarav was in his room when suddenly a ball broke through the window. He looked up to see his twin brother, Tapu, standing there with a sheepish expression. Behind Tapu stood Baalveer, holding a baseball bat.

Aarav sighed, a mixture of exasperation and fondness in his voice. "Really, Tapu? And you too, Bakugo?"

Tapu grinned nervously, scratching his head. "Sorry, Bhai. It was just a little mishap while playing."

Baalveer chuckled, lowering the bat. "My bad, Aarav. Tapu's got quite the arm."

Aarav shook his head with a smile. "Well, at least no one got hurt. But let's try to aim away from windows next time."

Meher walked into the room, amused by the scene. "Some things never change, huh? Tapu breaking windows is practically a tradition."

Tapu laughed, relieved that Aarav wasn't too upset. "I promise, Bhai, I'll be more careful."

Aarav nodded, teasingly. "Just stick to playing cricket in the park, okay?"

Tapu grinned and nodded, grateful for his brother's understanding. As they cleaned up the broken glass together, Aarav couldn't help but feel grateful for moments like these, where even mishaps turned into memories.

To be continued

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