[Invisible Fog]

...I feel like I'm doing this story for my own entertainment...

Chapter 5: Breath Bomb

Spoiler:

It was pure panic.

While Keser was evacuating the area, Teklen was double checking everywhere to make sure no one was left behind. Luckily, it was that big of a fire; just a few small houses and that was it.

Hikaru thought he could pick up the airtank and chuck it somewhere far, but Teklen stopped him.

"Hikaru, move!" Teklen tackled Hikaru forcing him to let go of the airtank... Which exploded.

Which blew up Teklens arm.

"What the..." Teklen murmered. "Hikaru, don't try to be a hero..."

Keser evacuated Hikaru and Teklen to a special area that was only used in emergencies. It was the Glass Dome.

The dome was powered by solar power, and the solar power energy was used to create a force field to block all potentially hazards. Air packets were also in storage to help the Nerrons keep their oxygen. Other than that, there was nothing inside the dome except for ground and Nerrons.

The door was sealed.

Fire oozed around the ground and licked up the walls. Everyone was trying to help Teklen, who held the arm that wasn't attached to anything. "Teklen, it's alright..." Keser said and stood up straight. "People of Nerron! This is a Code Red situation. We're all in the Glass Dome and there's no way out. We will just wait until the flames go away..." He thought for a little bit, and said, "Hikaru and Teklen! This is the perfect time to go to Earth." Keser beamed his smile full of white teeth.

"Sir... I only have one arm!" Teklen refused.

"Just go!" Keser ordered. The door opened, and by then the flames were lower, perfect for jumping over.

Hikaru and Teklen obeyed. They hopped over the flames. Teklen was making sure his deattached arm didn't touch the fire. Finally, after running about 3 miles, they came to their ship.

Hikaru and Teklen looked at each other. "It's your fault we're in this mess," Teklen muttered. They stepped in the ship.

"Hikaru, do you have an idea of how to control this?" Teklen asked; there were buttons, levers, speakers... Everything there could be in a rocket ship.

Hikaru pressed the big green button on a whim. The rocket started up, and flames came out of the bottom. Trust me, Hikaru and Teklen were done with fire for one day. A small screen turned on and a digital map appeared.

"Destination?" The map asked through the speakers in a robotic voice.

"Planet Earth." Teklen answered back. The map fidgeted around and made a small planet, with "Earth" in words above it.

"Here we go," Teklen declared.