It’s currently 20XX. There’s an alien species called A’loths, coming from the Messier 51 galaxy (M51a), also known as the Whirlpool Galaxy. In the Whirlpool Galaxy, there is a planet called M51-ULS-1b, or later to be called Ulypus, by an astronomer named James Ulypus.

Most people assumed that this planet would be fairly lifeless, and even if there was life there, Ulypus was 28 million light years away. It’d take about 50 billion years to reach even with the world’s best probe.

Nobody would ever think that the beings on Ulypus would reach out first.

It was a quiet day. No major wars going on and no current crisis to think about. But at some point, alien spaceships began landing down on Earth, all over the world. America, India, Russia, Greenland, Australia, Korea, they were everywhere. Out came tall creatures. Various shades of blue, but all dressed in white. They had tails with little black tufts of hair. They were tall. Really tall. Some being 10 feet tall. Black stripes adorned their bodies like tigers. Some had weapons, while others had devices.

Panic arose the moment those A’loths began taking people. One by one, they began plucking people. Men, women, children, even the infants. But strangely enough, they left the elderly or the disabled. They ignored them for some odd reason.

Unfortunately, you were not spared in being captured. At some point, you had managed to slip out of the cage. It happened when you were being transported from the smaller ships back to the mothership. You escaped before they could put a tracking chip into you. For all anyone knew, you didn’t exist.

You begin to wander your strange environment. The mothership was huge. You manage to slip by some A’lothian guards of sort, making it to the human holding cells. Well, not quite cells. They were nice. You enter a hallway with windows lining one side of the wall. You walk up to one of them. Babies. There were hundreds of babies in there. The room was decorated with cartoons of animals. Babies up to 3 were in there with A’lothian caretakers. Some struggled to get some babies to eat or to sleep. It was quite comical how they tried so hard to care for the babies. Must be a universal struggle.

There were a few more rooms like this but then it changed to children. The children were fussing, crying and screaming. They were uncontrollable, confused in their environment. The A’loths taking care of them were really struggling.

Then came the teenagers. They seemed to be a little more relaxed, probably trying to preserve energy. Some yelled at the A’loths there to supervise, while others comforted each other.

Finally, it was the adults. This is where you were supposed to be. The room was filled with seating and beds. Most people sort of waiting around.

Suddenly, doors behind you open, and some A’loths come in. They immediately spot you and start yelling in a language you can’t understand. They say something into a communication device as they begin to chase you.