E. T. by Anastasiia Demianchenko

Kent had never believed
in alien’s existence till the day he was abducted by them. Actually, being hypnotized a man vaguely remember those blue night because his mind control was about to fade off to sleep. Kent had been waiting for pizza deliverer for three hours but the front door opened, and the six-eyed devil looked at him with a bloodshot white eyes full of curiosity.
Going outside the space ship in a thermostatic suit an old man looked like a humble lamb. Being escorted by group of inhuman creatures Kent went through the long corridor with no light. Then they stopped in the circled place rapidly a high —pitched icing sound woke him up. He looked around and unbearable goose fresh covered the spine. Kent tried to cry but thickness in the throat made him voiceless slaver.
The high-tech buildings surrounded a red zone. It was protected with ultra thin materials. A red light covered the land. Kent made sure that there were no animals or plants, there were no water or atmosphere, there was no one human-being except him.
Countless number of outfit creatures were staring at Kent and waiting for other orders. The strangers tried to communicate using their virtual signals which reminded the infra sound with low frequency. Most of all they could easily transform their bodies into invisible substances which lighted up the black sky. It was a great issue for human-being to recognize all of them since the bonny naked bodies plastically obtained almost all forms: air, liquid, light.... 
Accidentally, all aliens went down on their three-knees and raised the left hand. Kent had braced himself for the worst and then went down on the knees to show the obedience. But it was too late because the radioactive stream had already dissected the chest and flew through the body. The last severe grimace lighted the face and hide on the horizon. All Kent’s bones started crashing and skin busted, the blood evaporated in a minute. The only poor light appeared in the sky and all aliens screamed voicelessly using the virtual words: «Welcome back home, E.T. - 1/1! ».