Lahat ng Kabanata ng From The 28th Century: Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts. "Hey, how did you know this is my room?" She asked as she sat beside him. "Peter told me." He answered as he wrapped his arms around her waist. "I'll be gone for a month again." He said that made Soheila looked at him. "Work?" She asked and he nodded. "I see, just come back safely." She said and lay down beside Theodore. Theodore hugged her and she quickly fell asleep. Two days later, Soheila and her friends were in the backyard playing UNO cards. Soheila taught them how to play UNO cards, UNO cards were famous back on Earth even though it had been hundreds of years since it was invented. Soheila, the six birds, and the siblings didn't go out as they wanted to chill. "UNO!" Soheila shouted and laughed. "Hah! NOOB!" The six birds and te siblings were devastated when they lost first place after playing 20 times today. "I feel so stupid

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts.       Ten days had passed. Soheila, the six birds, and the siblings had stayed in the Inn to rest. They didn't go out and just stayed there playing, watching, sleeping like a normal human life. A lot of days had passed and they wanted to go out to check the Astra Pavilion. Also, they need money, so they planned to auction some things.     Seven in the morning, Soheila went out without the six birds nor the siblings. She had a black cloak on and walked towards the Astra Pavilion. Since it's still early, only a few people were outside. Soheila entered the Astra Pavilion when she arrived.     “Good morning, our dear guest.” The shop attendant immediately greeted Soheila. The shop attendant can't see Soheila's face because of the cloak. Nevertheless, the shop attendant did not question Soheila since it is c

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts.       “We had a little prog—” Sirene stopped talking when the door opened. “Oh, hey!” Both she and Luna waved their hands when they saw Hector.     “Hey! Where's Soheila? I thought she was here.” Hector smiled and walked towards them.     When Soheila left, Luna and Sirene stayed on the balcony to have a little conversation.      Luna pointed at the right side where Soheila's wall's room could be seen. “She's sleeping. She'll wake up at 11.”     Hector pursed his lips. “Oh, then I'll talk to her later then.” He whispered. He looked at them. “Well, do you guys want to eat? We prepared a simple breakfast.’     Luna and Sirene shook their heads.     “No, thanks. I don

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts.       The crowd was envious. They wanted to be acquainted with them. Three alchemists and a poison master in one group held so much power. Although they can't feel any spirit energy around them, their presence was still strong because of their title being an Alchemist and a Poison Master.     “I think they're weak, I can't feel spirit energy around them.” A man said.     “So what?! At least they're an Alchemist and a poison master.” A woman attacked back.     “Please, step backward.” Luna told the workers and the shop attendant that was close to the long table. When Luna saw they complied, she snapped her fingers and two long Swords appeared on top of the table.     Everyone sucked their breath looking at the swords on the table. No dou

Note: The sentences inside the parentheses would be their thoughts.           “Ouch!” Sirene held her head where Soheila hit her.     “Yah! You stupid—”     Soheila was cut off when Sirene slapped her mouth. “You're not old, yet. How dare you speak that word.”     Soheila glared at her and her lips. The five birds and the siblings laughed at the normal reaction.      “Yeah, Soheila, you're still young.” Hector said to tease Soheila more.     Soheila looked at them as if they were fools.     (I am older than all of you bullshits! I've stayed here for almost three years and I'm 25 years old when I left the Earth. So, I'm about 28 years old.)     Soheila wanted to say it out