"Sorry, man. I sold my last star ship a week ago," a sales guy said as Johnathan sadly walked away. Johnathan, Ruby, Emerald, Aquamarine, and Amethyst had been searching for a ship to take them to the center of the universe. "But a strange woman told me to give you this," he finished, as he handed Johnathan another video message. This one, was from Jewel;
At least now Johnathan knew where to get the ship.
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Ash slid in her seat as they broke through Kilumina's atmosphere. She felt sick as her mother started her reckless driving of the ship.
"I really should have asked Icy for a sleepover when I had the chance. Too bad she's at that stupid birthday party," Ash said as she started to call Darkart. But zooming through space just made her want to throw up. She hoped that she'd be there soon, before she really did throw up.
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Johnathan made it to the shop that Jewel had told him to go to.
"Welcome, how may I help you?" a sturdy man asked. Johnathan handed the man the video message and he nodded.
"Right this way please," he said, showing them to an amazing silver starship.
"It's perfect," Johnathan said, and now he had a ship. Next destonation? The CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE!!!!!
"Right this way please," he said, showing them to an amazing silver starship.
"It's perfect," Johnathan said, and now he had a ship. Next destonation? The CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE!!!!!
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