Hi jammers! I'm home, like you've probably noticed. I'm just doing a mini post to post my entry for Kinyonga's story contest! This story is about creatures that I had made a tale up of when I was about 7 years old-the Vijas! I wrote this informational report about 2 years ago, when I first started 4th grade. I edited the mistakes I had made to make it better. Well, anyway, here it is! :3
Vijas don't seem very powerful, not to mention their size. The bigger Vijas are about the size of a 4-year-old, while the smaller ones are the size of 2-year-olds. Yet they aren't alone-different creatures help them while they do some of their business. One of them is the Googlebird. The Googlebird is black with orange eyes. They go out in mornings and times of the day and try to steal your coats, jackets, sweaters, and things like that that keep you warm on chilly days. Then they bring them back to the Vijas. No one knows what they do with them.
The Vijas
A
story told by nafaria9 (Animal Jam
Username)
Once
upon a time, back in the 1970's, there was a huge explosion in Texas, U.S.,
North America, when green smoke filled the air. One man said, "The time
has come for very unusual creatures-the VIJAS!" Of course, he was a scientist,
and had prepared and studied these creatures in his spare time. After the
explosion, the Vijas had been formed. They helped the people in Texas for many
years, with their businesses, generosity, and talents. But, unexpectedly, after
all these years, things began to change.
One
night, a little Vija heard a very small, soft sound, which woke him up. The
small sound said, "Beware of the blazing sun. You and your friends are
built for the chilly breezes. You won't survive here." The next day, that
Vija told his friends the message. They understood, because of the slimy sweat
that fell from their long, green antennae they had noticed recently. They told their kings and queens the message.
They agreed to move to Idaho, another and more northern state, where the
weather was nice and cold throughout the year. No day was too hot for these
strange monsters. If one soul began to sweat, they remembered the message, and
that this place was meant for survival.
After
they settled in, that same Vija heard that small, soft voice again. The voice whispered,
"Now that you can survive, you have the power to do anything you wish. A
little suggestion I want to make: DESTROY THE PEOPLE OF IDAHO!"
Sadly,
the Vija told his friends and the kings and queens, and none of them disagreed.
Very little time after that, they started attacking the people of Idaho. Well,
that was the story about how the Vijas changed, got formed, and their most
biggest part of their lives so far. I'll tell you a bit more about them, from
what I've learned.
Vijas
are very small, but rarely big. The small Vijas go out at dusk and dawn, while
they follow the big Vijas commands and what they do. It's kind of like the
teamwork of bees. They follow their queens' commands. I think that's how it
goes. Anyway, I bet you've figured this out already. The bigger Vijas are the
commanders and are very helpful with creating inventions. They are also very handy with tools. Each
Vija works daily. They attack with new and old weapons against us. They do that
at a certain part of the day, which is noon. Just beware of the Vijas at that
certain time!
There
are very few female Vijas. Female Vijas are mostly the bigger Vijas. There are
two-four big Vija males, and all the workers are male. But, like I said, Vijas
relate to bees, kind of. The queens are female, but I don't think any of the
workers are female.
The
Vijas habitat used to be Texas, but I bet you know that from the beginning
story. Then they moved up to a random mountain in Idaho. They did that because of
the strange command. The name of the mountain they live in today is currently
unknown, as well as who sent the horrifying command. We need more evidence.
Vijas don't seem very powerful, not to mention their size. The bigger Vijas are about the size of a 4-year-old, while the smaller ones are the size of 2-year-olds. Yet they aren't alone-different creatures help them while they do some of their business. One of them is the Googlebird. The Googlebird is black with orange eyes. They go out in mornings and times of the day and try to steal your coats, jackets, sweaters, and things like that that keep you warm on chilly days. Then they bring them back to the Vijas. No one knows what they do with them.
Second,
the Hot Pink Flying Dino. This predator is big, and flies house to house to
grab any outdoor equipment that you left outside before you went in. Remember
to always clean up the equipment that you use outside before you go in so the
Hot Pink Flying Dino doesn't steal it! And again, nobody knows what the Vijas
do with them.
Last,
the Long Eyed Beetle. This small bug catches all the footage of everything
happening in the area it's in. It places spy cameras everywhere, which might
take some footage of you! It also stretches its VERY long eyes to look over
huge rocks, big hills, etc. Just look out for that mischievous creature! Again,
no one knows what the Vijas do with all that footage.
Many
scientists study the Vijas today, and they get Vija info by their tracks,
litter, and hair. Vijas are mammals, and their hair comes off a lot. But if you
spot anything you might think is evidence from the Vijas, you should talk to
your parents about your evidence. Then, if you can, take it to a Vija Scientist
Lab. They might figure it out. Become a Vija Scientist today by doing these
things. Maybe you could help stop the Vijas. The more evidence we have, the
more we can learn about them. The more we learn about them, the more we can be
able to fight back! Help the war today!
I hope I win something will this story, because I thought of ideas for about an hour, staring at a Pillow Pet. Then typing up a story about mice which was a FAILURE, a story about a bison calf who gets sucked into another planet which was also a FAILURE. Then I remembered this story.
I plan to become an author/artist/explorer/photographer/pet doctor when I grow up. There's just so many stuff to choose from, although I hate math. >:U
Well, see you tomorrow!
That's a great story I love writing. I'm entering kinyonga's contest too. I've learned writing is a powerful thing.
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