The Hidden Feild

no.

"Is this thing even real?"

I sighed, "I really have no clue. I know Im not at 20 questions but I can't think of anything else to ask".

earthworm

"Wow. That is next to impossible to guess. Good one friend" I praised. I knew I would never have gotten it.

okay can you think of OOF! there was a clang as the ship started spinning off course. the stars outside moved in an impossible to calculate (by human standards) spiral. i jumped into the pilot seat and took the controls slowly easing the ship into a stationary point in space. around the ship holographic readouts burst to life and for some reason it was in english but with poor grammar.

one screen was perfect and read, "in a nutshell a big space rock hit the ship so hard we were thrown into a planetary system where the space between the star and the nebula surrounding the system is nothing more that a planetary shooting gallery of planets asteroids and gasses constantly red hot and crashing into eachother."

OI computer stop trying to translate for her and figure out where we broke through and show me. the screens flsh as they form a moving diagram of colorful crazy symbols moving in a beautiful harmonious and syncronized pattern.

I fell backwards when the ship went off course. "What the hell?!" i listened to the ships description of what happened and laughed. "So where does that leave us? Are we going to be stuck here?"

No im keeping the ship absolutely still... meaning even if the whole universe is moving around us we wont move with it... its sorta hard to explain... in human words... the computer put up a screen using a baot and the ocean as an example. the ocean pushed the boat representing the way space itself moves and carries the stars planets and everything with it even as they move on their own in different directions. but then it showed a poorly drawn cartoon of me holding a stop sign. the ocean moved still but the boat with no anchor stopped and the movment of the sea was shifted around the stationary boat.

okay computer now i want yo to show her whats goin on outside...

the walls seemed to become clear and she saw massive planets ateroids and comets crashing around braking up impacted on or impacting everything was molten and the things that werent became scored and dented with each impact. the whole surroundings was filled with endlss color and excitement as the explosions and shockwaves shaped and formed the planetary bodies.

I watched all the commotion going on oitsode the ship and was awe-struck. "wow" I gasped.

Oi Mero... no matter what you see on the display... DO NOT TOUCH THE CONTROLS. IF YOU DO YOU WILL DIE. i went all "sudden doom" combined with "all is lost" with my gaze just before smileing and opening the door to the ship. as i did she noticed i had a barrier up to keep the air inside and i climbed out onto the ship to do something.

I watched him climb out and frowned. Saying I couldn't do something just made me want too do it. "Fine I won't touch any of the controls" I mumbled. I scanned the room and found a coffee cup. With a smirk on my face I went over the some of the controls and stared at it, deciding whether or not to do what I was about to do.

just before she could touch anything i slip into the ship and look burnt in spots. whew that was faster than i thought computer initiate manual thrust at full power until the fuel is expended. i look directly at her almost as if i knew she was planning something. the ship lurched before the readouts vanished and the stars were passing like they were before we got stuck.

I pulled my hand away slowly, aware that he had ideas on what I was thinking. "Seems like you fixed that pretty quick" I commented. I stumbled slightly when the ship lurched and laughed sheepishly.

well all that was needed was a bit of extra thrust so thats what i did. and we are back on track.

i sighed and sat down one more thing... i wasnt lying about what would happen back then.

"You mean if I touched anything?"

nod

I shrugged, "Meh, Im tougher then that".

youre human and WILL die in outer space.