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Haiden has a minion!

Angel the Starguardian

Haiden

The

Galactic Jollin
Owner:

Age: 3 years, 8 months, 3 weeks

Born: August 25th, 2009

Adopted: 3 years, 8 months, 3 weeks ago (Legacy)

Adopted: August 25th, 2009 (Legacy)

Statistics

Level: 567
Strength: 1,394
Defense: 1,377
Speed: 1,379
Health: 1,378
HP: 1,145/1,378
Intelligence: 745
Books Read: 703
Food Eaten: 1,133
Job: Logistics Analyst

Haiden sat on top of the tallest hill in Veta Lake, staring at the night sky. Next to him lay star charts, notebooks and pens. A telescope was set up in front of him. But for now he just stared at the stars, thinking about how small we really are. Another Jollin layed next to him, Kimmy, loved the night sky as much as he did, but for completely different reasons. Still, despite their differing beliefs on whether life outside the planet of Subeta existed, they were firm friends and often would star gaze together.

As they stared at the sky, Haiden's thoughts started to wander. He thought of Micheal, a young Angel Ontra. He was like a little brother to Haiden, and Haiden was always willing to help him out. Haiden had saved Micheal's life when he was very young, soon after he was born. He had never before being so thankful for his training, he would have never had the strength to pull the young ontra out of the lake otherwise.

Haiden's thought were interrupted by a shriek from Kimmy;
"Did you see that! A Shooting Star! It has to be a spaceship!"

Haiden just smiled to himself
"Sure, Kim. Whatever you say..."
"One day, I will prove it, Haiden. I will prove that there is life out there. You'll see"
Haiden smirked and noted down the shooting star in his notebook. His notebook was full of all sorts of things, the position of the stars, the time shooting stars were sighted, constellations and more.

"Haiden...always the one to write everything down. One day you will be writing about the other lifeforms that have invaded Subeta!"
With that Haiden playfully pounced on Kimmy and they happily played and joked while watching the sky. As the sun started to rise they parted ways, farewelling each other with a hug.

Back home, Haiden lay in his bed. He had made his room as dark as possible so he could get a few hours sleep before starting his day training. He stared at the ceiling with glow-in-the-dark stars plastered all over it. He had positioned them to make his favourite constellations. He cuddled his star plushie close (that he slept with that plushie was his biggest secret) and closed his eyes, soon he was dreaming about the day when he would discover a brand new constellation, and become famous across Subeta.