Last God
Taupan and Fani
"In my dream, a baby was born and I felt it was my offspring" Taupan said as he was alone with Fani in a quiet place.
"We go home, we are here because of a dream that you believe Taupan," said Fani bitterly. Since yesterday he was forcibly pulled by Taupan, only this time he really had time together and discussed personal matters.
"The dream feels real" Taupan said again and Fani was tired of commenting on it.
"Live for reality, it's just a dream."
"A part of me is a sojourner from the sky! Understand it. It is fitting that the descendants of the Rawarontek from the past if the dead body cannot be digested by the soil. We are not the original earth creatures Fani and we, the nights yesterday we had sex and then I dreamed my son was born. It! That's the problem I brought you here." Hearing that Fani gasped. Will it give birth to half-human and half-alien beings?
Taupan slowly turned around and looked at Fani lovingly then slowly kneeled down.
"I'm sorry Fani. I've already implicated you. I shouldn't have just married and if I died, there would be no need for mixed-race descendants. There is no need for a cursed and cursed creature like me. I'm sorry, Fani," said Taupan, who turned into a lamentation.
Fani touches Taupan and as Taupan stands, Fani hugs Taupan tightly and sobs on Taupan's shoulder.
"I know, I understand. It's not your fault. There's nothing wrong. I've vowed, ready to be with you no matter what. Shouldn't a good wife obey her husband." Understanding that, Taupan felt relieved.
"I do not agree with the plan of the Hannom people who want to destroy humanity. I want to persuade them from within. Please help me" Taupan said.
"Of course, my husband, of course,"
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"Where am I? What's going on??"
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"Fani faces young master Hon. Fani is proficient in English. Both conversations are in English.
"Master, although my lord's ancestors and my husband's ancestors were slaughtered and the rest were hunted down. Half my husband's soul and body are alien races from beyond the earth and you yourself are a mixed race of humans and apes. But half your body and soul are human. Please understand that,"
Hon momentarily digested Fani's words.
"We will not kill people. We're not as cruel as you think. We will only take control of civilization. The civilization that you have been building all this time is getting more destructive. What do you think man's greatest masterpiece is? The monument? Satellite and so on. No, man's greatest masterpiece is garbage. Humans are already making a lot of waste and damaging the ecosystem. A small part of the garbage is gathered in the middle of the ocean, floating there and is already as large as the island of Java," Hon said with emphasis on meaning so that his interlocutors understand.
"Industrialization, food packaging, beverage packaging. Really it's all a bad idea and piling up trash."
Hearing Hon's explanation, Fani became stunned. There's a point too. Humans are now very lazy. Even for just washing glasses, humans prefer to buy plastic packaging drinks whose contents are finished downing in one second but the packaging cannot decompose for hundreds of years.
"By seizing control of civilization and the domination of world government, we do not expect personal, racial and class benefits. But this is for the survival of the earth. Please understand that," said young master Hon then got up and left Fani in a state of turmoil. By ourselves.
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