Saving Humanity: A Valiant Journey

Collado Villalba (Madrid) was the birthplace of Jose Luis, Ivan Castellanos, and Xavier Simon- three boys who could never have imagined having such an adventure or the difficult destiny that lay ahead of them. Little did they know of the power they now wielded or of the importance they were to serve. That is, until a divine being calling himself Aaron brought them on a grand mission to save the world from the rabid onslaughts of a race of malevolent alien forces.

The boys charismatically adjusted in order to make the most of the resources they were given- with each passing day they were beginning to feel more able to do what hope deemed impossible. But soon the same hope was dashed by the occasional road bump. Not only were their enemies completely alive to their efforts and leveraging their guile against them but an unfortunate communication failure meant that the assistance of Aaron and his absent allies was limited.

Nevertheless, the boys stood their ground during the , their own unique cover of sarcasm their only defense against the grotesque gore that came with the alien face-off. The powerful yet lyrical energy of this act was mesmerizing, as the violence of the battle blended with the sweet beauty of their united effort.

At the , familiarity replaced ferocity as the alien forces grew more personal and the tragedy of Xaviers death in battle forced the two remaining friends to confront the cruelty of what they were fighting against. But even the prospect of defeat could not weaken their strength of spirit, and their convictions drove them forward in the pursuit of humanitys salvation.

In the fearsome , their meager numbers were only rivaled by their courage as the decisive moment arrived. The outcome of the whole affair rested on the boys’ shoulders, and the remainder of their strength was all that was stopping the aliens from their goal. Sworn to protect their home, Jose and Ivan entered the fray with a ferocity that was unknowable to them before, with sheer will blended with courage that seemed to catch the aliens off guard long enough to dig their slivers of salvation.

Humility carried the day in the end, though filled with grief and pain, it was with a sense of victory that the two boys salvaged their home and avoided culminating human extinction. In the name of their homeland and out of the savage beauty of the 3rd century Sub-Saharan Africa of old, Xavier Simon had ultimately saved them all.