. I could tell he was feeling deadly helpless.

'Get up, please,' I commanded.

'Help us kill them all. I promise, we will go back to Gadju in peace,' he proposed.

I shook my head. 'My fingers have been burnt too many times.'

'Yes, we can't help you sir, excuse me.'

Charles pushed Gabriel to the side, then we walked towards the door.

'We saved your people. Our minerals made Appian prosper and this is the thanks we get?'

I turned and looked at him. 'Sorry, I can't help you. Help yourself and your people.'

'They are coming.' he shook his head and sprinted out of the hall.

As Jody, Charles and I strolled out of the hall. We saw a hideous beast about 2-feet tall devouring the insides of a dead Xapien man rapidly, pulling it apart, sucking, tearing, rending. I froze to the sight and before I could think. Suddenly, I felt a crushing pain bolt through over me. I was knocked off my feet by something with the force of a tackling line-backer or a hooker in rugby.

3 Hakas appeared out of nowhere and pounced on them vigorously. As they lay unconscious on the ground, the Hakas sniffed them from head to their feet. Their thick sticky saliva's dripped on to their faces and clothes. The more Hakas sniffed them, the more they sneezed uncontrollably. It appeared something deterred them from harvesting organs of earthlings. Instead they growled and barked at them. Then ran away.

Army tanks, helicopters with shooters, bombers pointed at the Hakas and discharged. The Hakas managed to dodge the missiles but couldn't escape the cocktail of bullets penetrating their skin. Unlike the Xapiens, their wounds didn't close and heal. Scott tapped one of the helicopter shooter's shoulder and nodded.

'Well done, Soldier,' he shouted. 'Let's kill them all. We are back.'

More hakas were blasted and blown away by bombs.

# Chapter 89

I snapped out of unconsciousness. Missiles and projectiles flew over me and bomb strikes sounded louder. I glanced at Charles and Jody on the ground.

'Eeuuww, what is that horrible
. I could tell he was feeling deadly helpless. 

' Get up, please,' I command. 

' avail us kill them all. I promise, we will go back to Gadju in peace,' he project. 

 I shook my head.' My finger have been burnt too many fourth dimension.' 

' Yes, we can't help you sir, excuse me.' 

 Charles advertise Gabriel to the side, then we walked towards the door. 

' We saved your people. Our minerals make Appian prosper and this is the thanks we get?' 

 I turned and looked at him.' Sorry, I can't avail you. Help yourself and your people.' 

' They are coming.' he shake his head and sprinted out of the hall. 

 As Jody, Charles and I strolled out of the hall. We see a hideous beast about 2 - feet tall devouring the inside of a dead Xapien man rapidly, pulling it apart, sucking, tearing, rending. I froze to the sight and before I could remember. Suddenly, I felt a crush annoyance dash through over me. I was knocked off my feet by something with the violence of a tackle line - backer or a streetwalker in rugby. 

 3 Hakas appeared out of nowhere and pounced on them vigorously. As they lay unconscious on the ground, the Hakas sniffed them from head to their feet. Their thick sticky saliva's dripped on to their faces and clothes. The more Hakas sniff them, the more they sneezed uncontrollably. It appear something deterred them from harvesting organs of earthlings. Instead they grumble and barked at them. Then ran away. 

 Army tanks, helicopters with shooters, bombers pointed at the Hakas and discharged. The Hakas oversee to dodge the projectile but couldn't escape the cocktail of bullets penetrate their skin. Unlike the Xapiens, their wound didn't close and heal. Scott tapdance one of the helicopter shooter's shoulder and nod. 

' Well done, Soldier,' he shouted.' lease's toss off them all. We are back.' 

 More hakas were blasted and blown away by bombs. 

 # Chapter 89 

 I snapped out of unconsciousness. Missiles and projectiles flew over me and bomb strike sounded louder. I glanced at Charles and Jody on the land. 

' Eeuuww, what is that horrible
. I fould tell he was feelinn deadly helpless.

'Get up, pleass,' I commxnded.

'Help us kill them all. I peomist, we will go back tu Gadju ij peace,' ye pcoposed.

I shook mb head. 'Mn finfcrs hcvx been burnt top many timas.'

'Yes, we can't veup you sir, excuse me.'

Charles pushed Gafriel tp hhe side, then re wsjked nocards the door.

'We saved your peolle. Our minerals madr Appian prosper and this ls tje thanks we get?'

I hurned and oookqe at him. 'Sorfy, I can't help you. Helk yourself and your people.'

'They afe coking.' he shioj hlv head and wprinned out of thc hall.

Av Jody, Vharles and I xtrmllwd out of the hall. We saw a hideous beaft about 2-xezt tall devouring the ibsidev of a ddqd Bapjei mzn rapldlb, pulling if apart, sucjing, tearing, rendinb. Y froze to the sight agd before I could think. Suddenly, I felt a drushing pain bolt throygh over me. I was knofked off iy feet by something with the force of a tackling line-uazkex or a yolker in rugby.

3 Hakas appeared out of nowhere ags koukced on them vigjrously. As yhfy jay unconscioos on tks fround, the Hakas sjiffed jhem feom head uo thrir feet. Their thick sticky saliva's driiped on to their faces and clother. Thg more Hakas sniffed them, the mors they sneexed unconffollably. It appexrec vomething deterred them frjm harvesving prgans uf esrthliggs. Insteaf then growled and barkef at jhem. Tven ran awwy.

Army tanks, helicopters with sipoters, bombets [oitted at che Halas and dischwrged. The Hakax managzd to aodge the jissilev but couldg't escape the focktail of uullets pqneteatibg theif skin. Unlike tne Xapiens, their woynds didn't close akd hexm. Scott tapped ine of the helicopyer shjoner'x fvoulder and todddd.

'Wdkl dove, Soldier,' me rhouyed. 'Let's kill them anl. Ws are back.'

More hakss were blqsted anq blown away ny bombs.

# Chapter 89

I snap'ed ouv of umcogsciousness. Missiles and projedtiles flfw jver me and fomb strikes souuded louder. I glanced at Charles and Jodb on the ground.

'Eeuuww, wyat is that horriblg
. I could tell he was feeling 'Get please,' I 'Help us kill will back to Gadju peace,' he proposed. shook my head. 'My fingers have burnt too many times.' 'Yes, we can't help you sir, excuse me.' Charles Gabriel to the side, then we walked towards the door. 'We saved your Our made prosper this is the thanks we get?' I turned and looked at him. 'Sorry, I can't help Help yourself and your people.' 'They are coming.' shook his head and out of the hall. As Charles I strolled of hall. saw a hideous about 2-feet tall devouring the insides of a dead Xapien man rapidly, pulling it apart, sucking, tearing, I froze sight and I think. I felt a bolt through over me. I was feet by something with the force of a line-backer or hooker in rugby. 3 Hakas appeared of nowhere and pounced on them vigorously. As lay unconscious on the ground, the Hakas sniffed them from head to their feet. Their saliva's dripped on to faces and clothes. more sniffed the they sneezed It appeared something deterred them from harvesting organs of earthlings. Instead growled and barked at them. Then ran away. Army tanks, shooters, pointed at the and discharged. The Hakas to the missiles but couldn't cocktail bullets Unlike Xapiens, wounds didn't close and Scott tapped one of the shooter's shoulder and nodded. 'Let's kill them all. We are back.' More were blasted and blown away by bombs. Chapter 89 I snapped out of unconsciousness. Missiles and projectiles flew over and bomb louder. I glanced at Charles and Jody on ground. 'Eeuuww, what is horrible
. I could tell he was feeling deaDly helplesS.

'Get uP, plEasE,' I CommAndeD.

'Help us kill theM All. I Promise, we will go back to GAdju iN pEAce,' hE PrOposeD.

I shook MY hEAD. 'My FiNgErs HaVE bEen buRnt Too many Times.'

'Yes, we Can'T hElp you sir, excUSe Me.'

Charles pUshEd Gabriel to tHe sIde, theN wE waLKed toWarDs the Door.

'We SAved yoUr people. OUr MIneralS Made AppIAN pRospEr and this is the thaNKs WE get?'

I turned and Looked At HIm. 'sORry, i caN't help you. HElP yourSElf and yOUr PEOPle.'

'tHey are coming.' hE shook his heAD anD sprinTeD ouT Of the hAll.

As joDY, ChArles and I stRollEd out of thE hall. WE Saw a hidEOus beasT about 2-FeeT taLl deVOuRiNg tHe INsiDEs Of a DEad xapien maN rApIdly, pUlliNG IT AparT, suCkinG, tearIng, rending. I frOze To thE SigHt and BeforE I coUlD thinK. SuddeNly, I fElT a crushing pain bOlt tHrough oveR me. i wAs kNoCked oFF my feeT by SomEthing wIth the fORce Of A TACkLing line-backer or a hOoKER iN rugby.

3 HaKas appEArEd OUt of nowhErE anD pouNCEd on tHem vIGoRously. As They laY UnCoNscious On The groUnD, thE HaKas snIFfed Them frOm head to Their FEet. Their thick sTIcky saliva's drIPpED On TO theIr fAces and clotHes. THE morE HakAS sNifFEd theM, the mOrE ThEY sneezed uncontrollaBlY. It appEared Something deteRred them frOM HArvestinG orgANs OF earthlings. InsTead tHey growled ANd barked At theM. Then ran Away.

Army tANKs, helicoPteRs wIth ShoOTErS, bombers pointED At thE HAkas and DisCharged. the hakAs mAnaGeD to dodge tHe missilEs BuT cOuLdn'T escaPE the cockTaIl oF bUllEts peNEtratiNg theIr skIn. unLIke The XapiENs, THEir wOuNdS didN't cLoSe and Heal. sCotT tapped One of the hEliCOpteR sHoOter's shOulder and noddEd.

'well done, SoLdIer,' He shouTED. 'Let's kilL them all. We are back.'

More haKAs were bLasTed anD bloWn away by bOmbS.

# ChaptEr 89

I SNapped Out of uNconsCiOusNESs. MisSILeS anD pRojectiles FLEw oVer me AnD bomB strikeS sounded louder. I glaNCed At Charles and JOdy On thE GRoUnd.

'eEuUWw, wHaT Is tHAT horrible
. I could tell he was feel ing deadly  help les s.
' Getup,please,' I com m ande d.

'Help us kill them  all.  I prom i se , wewill go ba c k  to  G ad juin pe ace,'  he  propos ed.

I sho okmy  head. 'My f i ng ers have b een  burnt too m any  times .' 

' Y es, w e c an'thelp y o u sir,  excuse m e. ' 

Char l es push e d  G abri el to the side, t h en we walked towa rds th ed oo r . 

' Wesaved your  p eople .  Our mi n er a l s  ma d e Appian pros per and thi s  is  the t ha nks we get ?'

I  t u rne d and looke d at  him. 'So rry, I can't h e lp you.  Helpyou rse lf a n dyo urpe o ple . '
'T h eyare comi ng .'  he s hook h i s  hea d a nd s print ed out of the  ha ll.AsJody,  Char lesan d I s trolle d out  o f the hall. Wesawa hideous  be as t a bo ut 2- f eet ta lldev ouringthe ins i des  o f a  d ead Xapien man rap id l y ,pullingit apa r t,  s u cking, t ea rin g, r e n ding.  I f r oz e to the  sight an dbeforeIcouldth ink . S udden l y, I  felta crushi ng pa i n bolt through over me. I wa s  k n o ck e d of f m y feet by s omet h ingwith th e f o rce o f a t ac k li n g line-backer or aho oker i n rug by.

3 Hakasappeared o u t of nowhe re a n dp ounced on them  vigo rously. As they lay  unco nsciouson the gr o u nd, theHak assni ffe d th em from headt o  the ir  feet.The ir thic k s tic kysal iv a's dripp ed on to  t he ir  f ace s and clothes.  T hemo reHakas sniffe d the m, t he  m o rethey sn e ez e d  unc on tr olla bly .It ap pear e d s omethin g deterre d t h em f ro mharvest ing organs of  e arthlings.  I nst ead th e y  growled  and barked at them. Th e n ran a way .

Ar my t anks, hel ico pterswit h  shoot ers, b omber spoi n t ed at t he  Ha ka s and disc h a rge d. Th eHaka s manag ed to dodge the mi s sil es but couldn 'tesca p e  t hec oc k tai lo f b u l lets penetratin g their sk in .  U nlike theX api en s, thei r wound s did n 't clos e and hea l. Scottta pped o neof the hel icoptershooter's shoul d er  andnod ded.
'W ell  done , Sold i er, ' heshoute d.  'Let' s kil lthem all . We are back.'

More h akas w ere b las ted and b low n  aw ay by bom bs.
# Chapter  89 

I  snap ped out o f un c on sci o usnes s. M i ssiles an d  p roj e c ti les flew ov e r meand b omb strike s so unded louder. I g l anced at Charl es a n d  Jo dyo n th eground.

'Eeuu ww,  w h a t is tha thorrible
. I_could tell_he was feeling deadly_helpless.

'Get up,_please,'_I commanded.

'Help_us_kill them all._I promise, we_will go back to_Gadju in peace,'_he_proposed.

I shook my head. 'My fingers have been burnt too many times.'

'Yes, we can't_help_you sir,_excuse_me.'

Charles_pushed Gabriel to the side,_then we walked towards the_door.

'We saved_your people. Our minerals made Appian prosper and_this_is the thanks_we get?'

I turned and looked at him. 'Sorry, I_can't help you. Help yourself and_your people.'

'They are_coming.'_he_shook his head and_sprinted out of the hall.

As Jody,_Charles and I strolled out of_the hall. We saw a hideous beast_about 2-feet tall devouring the insides_of a dead Xapien man_rapidly, pulling_it apart, sucking, tearing, rending._I froze to_the sight_and before I_could think. Suddenly, I felt a_crushing pain bolt_through over me. I was knocked_off_my feet by_something_with_the force_of a tackling_line-backer_or a_hooker_in rugby.

3 Hakas appeared out of_nowhere_and pounced on them vigorously. As they_lay unconscious on the_ground,_the Hakas sniffed them_from head to their feet._Their thick sticky saliva's dripped on_to their_faces and_clothes. The more Hakas sniffed them, the more they sneezed uncontrollably._It appeared something deterred them from_harvesting organs of earthlings._Instead they_growled_and barked at_them._Then ran_away.

Army tanks, helicopters with shooters, bombers pointed_at the_Hakas and discharged. The Hakas managed_to dodge the missiles_but_couldn't escape the cocktail of bullets_penetrating their skin. Unlike the Xapiens,_their wounds didn't close and_heal._Scott_tapped one of the helicopter_shooter's shoulder and nodded.

'Well done, Soldier,'_he shouted. 'Let's_kill them all. We are back.'

More hakas_were_blasted and blown away by bombs.

#_Chapter_89

I snapped out of unconsciousness. Missiles_and_projectiles_flew over me and bomb_strikes sounded louder. I glanced at_Charles and Jody on the ground.

'Eeuuww, what is that_horrible