text: [Themes: fantasy]
  
  Another peaceful night started. Lili had gone home and now Nami lied down on her bed to try to fall asleep, but she could not. Her friends and parents didn't believe what she had told them. They thought she might have been having a bad dream.
  
  "Should l tell the police?" she asked herself. "Will the police trust me?" But then another opinion sprouted in her mind, "Will the aliens destroy our world if I don't do something? I'd better tell the police."
  
  She didn't call the police at first. It wasn't until the next day that her friend Lili grabbed her cell phone and dialed 110. "I think we have no other choice, if our parents don't believe us," Lili said to Nami.
  
  They decided to call the police. Lili pressed the three digits and said, "Hello. My friend and I saw a strange thing last night. We believe it was a UFO."
  
  "A UFO? Are you kidding me? Look, kid, if you have nothing to do, you can try to do something else, but don't joke around with us, we're the police. We don't have time for that. Thank you," the officer said before he hung up the phone.
  
  > Don't give up this easily! Go down to the police station and convince them it really happened.
  Nami and Lili were not satisfied. They decided to go down to the station themselves. Once arriving, the same officer from the phone call greeted them.
  
  "So, you want me to believe you saw aliens flying in the sky?"
  
  "Look, you don't have to believe us. Come down to the forest and see for yourselves," Nami snapped back, starting to get frustrated. "At the very least, come out and see what happened to the forest."
  
  "The best I can give you is two officers and an hour or two, max," the officer replied. "But, if you are kidding with us, you'd better let me know now! Do you know what kind of punishment there is for people who create false reports?"
  
  A few moments later, two policemen left the station to follow the girls. They went into the forest behind the girls. As they walked, they looked at each other in disbelief, wondering why they decided to follow these two young girls on some crazy alien hunt. They went deeper into the forest behind the girls, and soon, they came to two paths. Nami sighed in relief. It looked like it one was a path along a river, and another path to what looked like a small cottage.
  
  > take the group on the path towards the small cottage.
  The group walked for a long time on the path, following it until they finally came to the cottage lost in the forest. It is getting bigger and bigger the closer they get.
  
  "Hey Nami, I don't like this place. I got a real bad feeling. Can we go home now?" Lili asked her friend.
  
  "Oh, Nami, don't be scared. We'll just have a quick look and then we will go back. Plus, we have the police officers with us. Nothing could go wrong, right?"
  
  One of the police officers then asked, "Girls, did you see these 'aliens' you talked about at this place before? What are we going to see behind this door?"
  
  Lily said, "I'm not sure what's behind it at all."
  
  Nami gave her a mean look. "Let's just open the door and see," she said quickly."
  
  "I hope you know the trouble you'll be in if this was all just a joke," the officer reassured them.
  
  They opened the door quietly and went into the room. They couldn't see much because of how dark it was inside. They looked closer, and in the darkest corner of the cottage, there was some green light.
  
  "Ahhh!" The girls and one of the officers in the back screamed loudly all at the same time. The other police officer immediately took out his gun.
  
  To everyone's surpise, there was only the shape of a little green guy walking out of the shadow. The girls and the officers were really surprised. Nami, and especially Lili, weren't scared anymore. In fact, they liked the little alien so much, and thought it was cute.
  
  The officer with the gun was still in the back. He didn't think it was time to relax yet.
  
  "Oh my girls, is that an alien? We can't be here alone, and we definitely can't let this guy get away. We must call someone else to to come check this place out. It's still dangerous! Come on girls, step outside while I make a call."
  
  "Who are you going to call?" Lili asked nervously. She was worried they might hurt the poor little alien.
  
  > say "We're going to call the army for this one. Who knows what that guy can do. We're going to need back up."
  Although Nami andd Lili were not afraid of what they thought was a cute little alien, the policemen sure were.
  
  "We'd better call the army. We don't want to be unable to catch him if he tries to run, or keep his friends and family away in case he calls also for back up."
  
  "No, you can't!" cried Lili. "He's friendly!"
  
  "Friendly? You should be glad that he did not kill you!" the officer wasn't interested in what Lili had to say.
  
  They stopped listening to the girls, and continued to call the army.
  
  "This is something like you've never seen before! We can't take any chances. Bring the best and most powerful that you've got!" the officer screamed into his phone. The girls peeked inside the house and still saw the cute green figure from before. How could he hurt anyone?
  
  Giant tanks, soldiers with guns, and even planes came rushing towards the small cottage in the forest. The girls ran to hide behind anything they could. They didn't want to get hurt, and definitely didn't want to see their poor little alien friend suffer.
  
  All of a sudden, more ships like the one the girls had seen the night before flew down from the sky. "They must be here to protect that little guy," Nami said to her friend while she pointed to the round flying ships above them.
  
  Lasers, guns, bullets, and people were flying everywhere. The noise was so loud they had to cover their ears, and even then, they still heard everything crystal clear. Lili stuck one eye out from behind the rock they were hiding behind, and saw a scene from what looked like something from the movie Star Wars.
  
  "RING!" Nami's alarm sounded, and her mom shouted, "It's time to get up, Nami, don't be late for school!"
  
  Oh, it was all just a dream. There were no aliens after all.