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Rocket Mission Part 2 day 11

 Danger!


Flair: I wonder what it could be.

Gath: Maybe the rocket will explode

Alram: Let's just hope it doesn't.........

Flair: Let's hope our preparation will be enough

A few hours later...

Alram: Look! Mars is near!

Gath: Wait what is that on the moon?

They see a big round shaped thing.

Flair: Wow looks cool!

Gath: Looks like a big house or something!

They come out of the rocket and...

Flair: Wait a tracking device on our rocket?

A spaceship comes out of nowhere

Gath: What the....

Man in the spaceship: Hallo!

Alram: Who are you?

Man in the spaceship: I am one of the workers at the lab

Gath: Why did you come here.

Man in the spaceship: To repair your rocket!

Flair: Waat?

Man in the spaceship: Wait it didn't blow up?

Kaboom!

Gath: Whatttttt

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