I'm sorry, I've been busy for the last two weekends and ended up super exhausted as a result, so I couldn't write any stories! I hope this week won't be as busy, but we'll have to see.

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The orange beast stared at the girl for a while, its tails gracefully swishing around pass one another without disturbing each other's movements. It didn't seem like any of them were going to say anything any time soon-- the girl was too shocked to utter another word and it looked like she was going to bolt right out the door any second.

"What's you're name?" the alien decided to ask with a stern feminine voice.

Sounded feminine so it must be female right...? It also looked like was grinning...? Can aliens even be seen grinning when more than half their body was unidentifiable? Maybe the eyes were thei indication to their emotions, but it was a little hard to tell in her case. Before she knew it, the girl had began to speak under her breath, making it hard for the alien to hear her as a result.

"Hey, what are you mumbling over there? I was asking for your name..." Vul continued.

Stopping, Gwen stared for a little longer before she rose her shaky voice for her guest to hear her more clearly

"... A-and why should I tell you?" the mischievous female replied cautiously. Gwen narrowed her eyes a little which showcased her anxious suspicion on the alien that materialized out of nowhere. Again, no reply and only utter silence for a few more seconds.

It was now Vulpecula's turn to mumble instead, which got Gwen even more anxious about the entire situation. It was quite unnerving for her to stare at something that could try to attack her nor has she never seen before for more than a minute.

"I knew I should've just taken over your body and made a run for it... Actually hiding in your device for who knows how long, was the better choice... This girl is so uncooperative...! Wait a minute."

Looking over swiftly at Gwen, Vulpecula notably squinted her eyes and examined the intimidated girl that sat on the floor and had her back pressed up against her couch. Gwen clearly didn't know what was going on, but all she knew was that she was capable of seeing the fox being just fine somehow through nothing but her own eyes. It was strange now that the alien had caught onto it.

"Hey, you can see me clearly, right? Righttttt????" the excited being asked. "Haha! This is great! A savior! Hey kid, forget your name! I'm staying with you from now on so that you can protect me from the other FMians that are coming to Earth, capiche?"

"H-huh?"

"Amazing! A terrestrial being that can actually see me!"

Vulpecula continued to exclaim random remarks as she made herself comfortable again in Gwen's transer without her consent, but all the girl could hear was just "BLAH BLAHBLAHH BLAH BLAH! HAHAHA BLAH!"

Quickly snapping out of her shock, Gwen frowned and open the device up only to see none other than that strange fox floating around quickly in the screen with glee and random joyful remarks, that made no sense to her.

"FMians? Is that what aliens call themselves?" the girl blurted as the being continued to talk to herself. "And what do you mean you're staying with me?! There is noooo way I am going to let a strange alien camp out in my transer especially if it means you're putting me in some kind of danger! I mean, you just said more of you are coming to Earth! Are they going to zip straight into my trans-"

"Ahhhhh, you talk too much!" the fox cut in happily. "Please stop talking and let me have my moment."

"SAYS YOU!"

Vulpecula finally stopped herself from speaking any further as she looked over at the human staring straight at her from outside the screen. It was quiet again until the alien decided it would be fun to just pop right out of the screen like a jack-in-the-box to scare the girl.

"BOO!"

Out of instinct, the pink haired girl screamed in return and unconsciously lunged backwards with force to get away in time from her screen, but within the split second she moved, she realized that she was going to regret it too late. Her head had already made contact with the beige couch's skeletal frame before she knew that it was still directly right behind her.

"AHHH! OW!"

"Hey, are you okay there?" the alien snickered before returning back into the transer. "It wasn't my goal to have you knock some brain cells out of your head like that, but it was your fault you didn't see that coming, numb skull."

"Ugh, quit tormenting me already and please explain just what your possibly nonexistent mouth is flapping on about..." Gwen groaned in pain.

"Name first! Like I said, I'm Vulpecula, but that's a mouthful, so call me Vul. Now, your turn."

Sighing in defeat, Gwen rubbed the back of her head to relieve herself from the throbbing pain that lingered dully after having a short resting period from the collision. "Gwen... If you need my last name too, which I don't see the reason why you do, it's Starr. Now, slowly explain to me, why you are here and hiding in... the transer on my arm."

The extraterrestrial snickered a little, but soon returned into a serious sounding being once again just as she had when she had first revealed herself to the girl. It was strange seeing her change from one personality to another within a second, but really Gwen just wanted to know what was going on.

"You see, things happened in space that prompted me to come to Earth. And you just happen to have matching wave lengths as I do, so I hid in that device that you call... 'Transer' or so."

"It's a transer, I didn't name it," Gwen interrupted.

"Right... Anyways, I don't know if those FMians are aware that I am here or think I'm already completely eradicated back in space or something, but I need you, kid-"

"Gwen."

"Er, Gwen, to hide me for the time being. They might find me, and yes, they may promptly attack you if they do, but it's the best option I can think of for myself," the fox stated casually before snickering again. "You see, I don't want to get involved in any fights right now and all the FMians are aware that I don't cooperate well with them. I'm quite... lazy."

"How can one be lazy to fight especially when your life is possibly on the line?" Gwen groaned as her face deflated. She clearly didn't want any part of this, but the a fox was not going to give her any choice at this point. "What if they do attack us? What would you do then?"

"Mmmm... Run!"

"What. What about me, you coward of an alien?!" the young girl hollered angrily.

"Calm down, Gwen! I was joking! If anything, I'll probably have to borrow your body, just like the others, to keep us both mostly safe. Note that I said, 'Just like the others.' We're going to have to fight other humans if this happens, so I hope you're ready for practically anything when the time comes!"

"Fight other people...? I-I don't want to do that! They're going to get hurt! And fight how? My kicks and punches aren't going to get us anywhere!"

"Nahh, it's better that way since we can knock some sense back into them and the FMians out of their devices and body as well to prevent it from happening again. Doesn't mean they won't go back to their host again to look for you if we don't get rid of them entirely. You'll see later in the future when it does happen, so I won't say anymore about that matter."

"I already hate this..." the female human murmured with a shudder. The situation was just getting her all antsy again, but she couldn't do anything to get rid of the stubborn alien, thus giving up entirely.

"So, how come you can see me just fine when I'm out of your device? Are you able to see the wave world in general?"

"I-is it strange...?" she asked instead. "Because I don't know myself. In fact, I can't see the wave world you mentioned, but once in a while a clear flash of it all is visible to me right before my eyes. I don't know why that is."

"Huh. Interesting... By the way, aren't you supposed to be sleeping soon? It's getting late."

Hearing this suddenly made Gwen's body feel heavy from exhaustion as her eyes slightly drooped while she yawned silently. She wiped her eyes with her arms to get rid of the tears that had formed at the corner of her eyes afterwards and would over to check for the time. Just how late has it become when all she remembered was that she was screaming and panicking for a good five minutes. It was much longer than she had initially thought.

"What? It's already eleven...? How long have we been talking about this....?" mumbled the girl.

"I'm not so sure myself!" the preppy fox jumped in with another behavior change. "Anywho, get ready for your first day as an alien bodyguard tomorrow!"

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Yeah, I decided not to add Geo's side of the story terribly much in this story, but it'll merge later on in the story, haha. Anyways, again, sorry for not updating last week!

~LilyBlizz