Dance or Die: a Fanfiction

Chapter 10 - Yet More to Say in the Future

"And that was when we were questioned in front of all three of the people in overall power, they were trying to see if we gave in, but we hadn't. So then we were brainwashed to come here in the year 2003." Nathan ended. Derek and Dr. Max were very thrilled by the tale.

"I still have scars that the one robot gave me, but you can't see them unless there's bio-radiation glowing through it, but I don't. We don't, we've said." Jacob said, touching at the spot where one of the now-invisible scars were. "That comes in way later."

"So the five-- four of you took on robotic creatures by yourselves?" Dr. Max said. The four true aliens nodded slightly. Clearing his throat, the doctor continued speaking. "After the capture and transport to the United States, I have gotten the official files on all of you from January 2003 to mid-February of 2004 in the scientific facility you all stayed at, so I need not ask any questions other than personal opinions."

"I'm gonna be honest and say it was horrible," Joshua said, "They were pretty restrictive and treated us like we were objects."

"I'd have to say, that place made me really uncomfortable," Jacob said, sighing, then looking over at Solomon and saying, "That's where we got our normal-person names, right?"

"Yeah," Solomon nodded in response, "All of us except Derek. Hey, we also got interested in music there, right? Or was that at that Brian guy's place?"

"I think it was at Brian's where we really got into it," Derek said, "The facility wouldn't have even given us access to anything related to actual things people do."

"Who is... Brian?" Dr. Max asked.

"Brian Kary-- k-a-r-y, in case you're writing this down-- kept us in his house for about a year and a half, and he was really nice," Derek said, "I hope he wasn't too irritated with us after that long of a stay!"

"There were three other people staying there too, weren't there?" Nathan asked, "Wasn't there... uh, Shianne and Dora and her boyfriend Colin?"

"Yeah," Derek replied, then continued for the doctor's sake, "He had a huge house so he let students who couldn't find a dorm or an apartment close enough to the nearby college stay at his place. Those four were the only others there when we were there."

"Okay," Dr. Max said, jotting a note down, "I think, due to your schedule, we should let you gentlemen go. I'm sure you have events to perform at."

"Thanks for having us, Doctor," Solomon said, and the five made their way out, shaking the man's hand as they left. They said they would be able to give more information if it's needed in the future.