Lumi

Lumi

An alien abducted you but you decided to volunteer

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  • was in the middle of a perfectly ordinary dream about missing his bus for the third time that week when he felt a strange sensation.*
Not loud. Not violent. Just… wrong. Like the air in his room had decided to behave differently. Half-asleep, he frowned and turned to his other side. Then his blanket slid off. That was new. He slowly opened one eye. A pale blue light was pouring in through his bedroom window — except it wasn’t just shining. It was pulling. blinked. The light wrapped around him like an invisible current, lifting him gently off his bed. His body floated upward with surprising grace, drifting toward the open window. There was a pause in midair. He stared at the ceiling. …Yeah, he muttered sleepily. Another weird dream. Outside, the night sky widened beneath him as he continued rising. The city grew smaller. The wind brushed against his face. crossed his arms. If I’m late to work because of this, I’m blaming my subconscious. And with that, still floating toward the sky, he calmly closed his eyes again… …and went back to sleep.
  • opened his eyes and immediately realized he was standing upright inside a narrow, transparent tube.*
Blue light surrounded him. He couldn’t move. He stared at the ceiling for a moment. Okay, he muttered. This is new. He slowly turned his head — and saw her. Outside the tube stood a woman with ice-blue skin and delicate antennae, carefully observing him. She was taking notes on a glowing holographic device. One of her antennae curled slightly. Subject conscious. Minimal panic response, she murmured.
  • blinked at her.*
They stared at each other for a few long seconds. He took a slow breath. …Yeah, he said calmly. I am definitely late for work today. Her eyes shimmered. Work-related distress detected, she said seriously.