To Kill A Mockingbird: A Fictional Narrative

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On Earth, we developed genetic abilities that give the host special powers, I’m one of those select few. To get your powers, you have to go to a school, and pass tests; although it is normally for the wealthy, they made an exception for me because I wasn’t given my abilities. Unlike everyone else, I inherited mine from my father, normally you have to test to get them. When you have them, you can’t reproduce. My father never followed the rules so he met my mother and after a year of dating and love they had me, he knew that I would have powers, but he didn't know Which one would develop. I developed the power to mimic and keep others abilities - this made me a highly sought after fighter.

When I was admitted in the school, they had to test my …show more content…
What if I want the middle?” Howard asked, causing an uproar amongst everyone. These are students, after all.
“What am I supposed to be doing?” Orion shouted and Stephen overlapped her.
“I can’t just walk out first, I’ll get shot, Atticus.”
“Guys...”
“I may be invisible but I don’t exactly have the fighting powers that Howard or you have.”
“Guys..”
“I don’t know where I’m supposed to be going! I’m not staying on the plane and playing nurse!”
“Guys!”
“Everybody shut up! Brendon and I are trying to tell you something...so shut up or your powers will ‘accidentally’ mess up soon.” Everybody stopped talking and all eyes were on Brendon and Barbra, who were holding tablets.

“Thanks.. Now that I have your attention, I thought you might like to know that, however great your plan may be, it won’t work. These are highly advanced aliens-”
“I think they prefer to be called Extraterrestrials-”
“They’re Aliens, Barb. As I was saying before I was interrupted, these are highly advanced aliens, not children playing Swimball- shut up, I realized my mistake as I said it.” The plane jolted again and there was a loud boom.

“Wait.. where’s Hannah?” I looked around realized both Howard and Hannah were
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