[5 | Return]As the crew finishes their last revolution about the earth, their ship breaks free from extreme speeds, creating a universally insignificant gravity-wave. The halting spacecraft then generates a reverse sonic boom as it comes to a stop—relative to the planet's spin. The deceleration from the near-light speed velocity to zero causes a clap of thunder to rain through the clouds, sending echoes across the globe. A roar so powerful no creature is shielded from it. While the air carries the soundwaves along the surface, the alien spacecraft follows in after.Within a few moments, the ship is nearing its original departing position. For them, it has only been three months since they left. Even though they understand the laws of relativistic physics, they are still amazed when they lay their eyes upon three glimmering pyramids and a surrounding city flush with green bush and meadows.The smallest of the pyramids, the Pyramid of Menkaure, is covered in bronze material. The second largest, the Pyramid of Khafre, is coated with a sort of copper-like surface. The Great Pyramid of Khufu is the largest, wholly laced with pure gold and a titanium alloy tip, polished to a perfect mirror reflection. For the smaller two, the metals may seem to be of the copper and bronze nature. But they are actually a derivative of gold mixed with their home planets transient-nano-metal. The material that forms the base of the structures.Surrounding the monoliths, within a fair distance, are plots of lands for farming, small villages, and everything else needed to support a large community of people. The seven scientists look to each other with satisfaction as it appears that their mission was a complete success. The ship comes down from the clouds, leaving a trailing jet stream that stretches and weaves throughout the sky, looking like a snake slithering through fluffy rocks. It maneuvers about, heading straight to the pyramidal structures. The craft itself looks like the pyramids; only the edges are smooth. It comes down gently and rests along with them, appearing as if it were the offspring of the preexisting pyramids.Nearby the three massive pyramids, is a much smaller mound of bricks built up similar but with a flat surface. The crew immediately knew that this was designed for them to land on. The sides of the pyramidal structure are meant to act as the airstair for their vessel. When they come to rest, the ship completes the triangular ensemble. The flat surfaced mound now mimics the largest of the three pyramids in cosmetics with its shiny spacecraft ship for a tip.They remain within the craft for some time, examining the outer world they had spent thousands of years planning. It is awe and inspiring to them.Before gearing up, they scan the planet for traces of their hybrid people. The nonhybrids are more or less immortal as long as they are confined to their home planet’s core material; however, the lifespan of the organic versions is unknown. The team grows eager to have their consciousness transferred upon arrival. The resonance that makes up their current lifeform is contained within an artificial body they had to build to survive. This was something they had to do on their home planet of Nibiru. A world drifting further and further away from the Sun, where the last of their civilization, the Anunnaki, still reside, imprisoned within the earth. As the group continues scanning the planet, they seem to have no luck locating their hybrid relatives. Each body had been fixed with a quantum tracking beacon that communicates via entangled particles—instantaneously. But they are only finding faint traces of a single tracker, and its scans do not seem normal. It sends back data as if it is in another time or dimension. The group assumes it must be a faulty residue of quantum tunneling.They then scan further, searching for traces of their home planet's core material, material that should be present in all of the living peoples of the earth, but they find nothing. It is as if the planet is vacant like an interstellar ghost town.They all agree to get ready and leave the sanctuary of their vessel, the only place on Earth they can survive without wearing a suit. They can, however, live without issue while residing within it. They can do this for as long as they need because their tranoquartian bodies do not require substance. The suits provide them with their home planet’s core energy, which is as essential to their life as air and water are to Mankind. Once they go through all the checkpoints making sure each of their outfits is working correctly, they open the doors to their vessel and prepare to take the first steps on their new home planet. They stand at the doors anxiously awaiting what they will find. When the doors open, to their dismay, thousands of people are gathered about the landing platform kneeling and praising them as if they are gods.