Supernova. Caleb Purnell

little ignorant, but I don’t care. I’m pumped, ready to lead and these guys are all talk.

      “Well, I guess I can’t do anything to stop you, so I’m coming with you” Melanie proudly stated.

      Jeremy sighed, “I suppose if I’m a true friend, I must go with you as well.”

      “Wait, seriously? I-I thought I was being irrational when I said I was going to Sirius.” I said, stunned.

      “You were. I’m only going with you so I can be there when you mess up. Then I’ll be the captain of this group.” Warren chimed in.

      “Thanks for the help, oh mighty one, but I think we should get going. Evil doers never rest.” I said.

       ***

      Our bikes really do rock, if I must say so myself. Although there was no sun, the bikes seemed to glow in a special way. On each of the four seats was a padded uniform, the color of all of our bikes.

      Suddenly, a great, broad, smile formed on Jeremy’s face. He started feeling all over the uniforms then he finally said, “These suits are fascinating! They’re made for being able to breath in space with unlimited air supply. And the fibers in them feel like they can keep our bodies stable while we’re on Sirius.”

      “You can seriously tell all of that from a few shirts?” I asked.

      “Actually it was quite simple. All I did was-”

      “Okay, let’s just get this over with.” Warren grumbled. He’s probably salty because his ‘girlfriend’ is better than him and he knows it.

      “Party pooper.” I muttered. I hopped on my motorcycle, hoping that something would happen, such as a magical portal leading to Sirius. Nothing of the sort happened.

      “Wait a minute, I have an idea. Everybody get on their bikes. Just trust me for a moment.” I said. When the bikes were all filled, a miracle happened. Out of thin air, there was a flash of yellow, and in the blink of an eye there was not a single speck of evidence that we were just in that very room. NEVER DOUBT AWESOMENESS (a.k.a me.)