Chapter 2

If the people of earth could name this planet it would be planet Minion. The population was about 350 billion. They were nice and kind people. They were exactly like earth people except one tiny gene was different. We will find out more about that gene later. But for now the people looked just like us. Only on our planet they would be half the size of this period. . 

They were hard working and peaceful. They had advanced technology, but never developed to many weapons. Instead focus was given on birth rate increases. While they looked like us they were what Earth should strive to be. They were kind and compassionate to a fault. They looked out for each other. 

But there way of life was about to change, forever. On the horizon a giant object almost bigger than even their great capitol city of Grandstone. They thought it would land on Grandstone, but instead went to the grand dessert. Something about the planet and the orange suns subspace ionic rays made life impossible for the Minions. It made them sick and even age faster.

So they stayed away and looked on has the giant ship landed on the horizon. Several minutes passed has the military, or what they consider to be a military, sent in aircrafts to watch. Several drones got close has the door opened and Billions from around planet Minion watched. Then a woman larger than ever thought possible emerged. 

The woman appeared to be injured and upset. She stepped out of the craft and her foot sank into the sand. A loud thud could be felt. Then another has her other foot stepped down. Some how Abbie had grabbed her personal pack before getting on the shuttle. So now she was dressed in shorts and had an outfit on that looked like Dr. Ellie Sattler from Jurassic Park. Just think more tiny and petite. To the Minions her “petite” boots looked terrifying. 

They had never witnessed cruelty in there society. But some hoped she was nice and kind. But they drew the shit lotto. She was the LAST one they wanted. Some thought well she's injured and the sun might take her down. Abbie looked at the sun and collapsed. Her body convulsed. 

Some were hoping the giant woman would just pass quickly away. Abbie felt like she was suffocating and starting removing clothes. Not aware that billions were watching her flat chest and bony ribs, but very pretty for her “small size” Then she went into a trance and looked down at her broken wrist and felt it tingling like when your foot falls asleep then it stopped.

It was healed. The gene in her body reacted with the subspace ions from the sun. It made the gene heal her body. She also felt full and not thirsty any more. Infact she felt great.  The leaders watched stunned. How can something be so powerful. All of her injuries were healed. 

The generals estimated that even with there most powerful weapons, might cause a sunburn on the spot. But what does it matter. Our sun will heal and even feed her. Abbie got up and put on her clothes. She then headed for the green and grey patches.

Panic took over. The cities were so densely populated evacuation was impossible. After a few minutes walking she got to the edge of the dessert. Strange the atmospheric clouds were around her shins and ankles. She stepped on the moss and it crunched. Than another step and another. 

She got to the edge of a grey patch. She looked down at it and tapped it with her boot. She could hear the crunch and saw dust. What kinda crystals are these? Meanwhile panic erupted from her foot tap. Millions died in an instant. We must communicate with her. 

Abbie looked down at dense spot and placed her entire boot on it and shifted some weight on to her foot. Meanwhile the Minions found her ships frequency and sent a message. Her triquarter beeped and using universal translation the Minions talked to the goddess for the first time. 

Stop. There are people down here. Your stepping on a city right now. Abbie looked at the message and froze. Everyone on the planet wondered what she was thinking, then she smiled for the first time. In an instant it all came together. The sun healing her, the clouds at her feet, and the distance from anyone else her size. 

All these years suppressing all these emotions and now she could be free. She was free. She then casually walked into the grey patch, like one entering a beach heading to the ocean. Time to do what I have always wanted to do.