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Thorndyke Mansion - Outside – Thu September 2; 7:18 AM – Third-person POV It was the morning of Thursday, September 2. Five days had passed since the unfortunate Citadel incident at Silver Valley. Those involved wished to forget about all that went down on that fateful day. But Sonic the Hedgehog knew he could never forget. As he embarked on his daily morning run, the thoughts that ran through his mind over the last few days were once again his train of thought. He did his best thinking on his feet, but he wasn't coming up with any clear answers. Think, Sonic. How can I protect Chris? How do I make sure he's safe at all times without anyone seeing me? There's gotta be an easy way to do it! He knew that no one else was supposed to know he was here on Earth except for Chris and Chuck (and of course, his friends), but after three separate encounters with Eggman since arriving, he knew that complete secrecy was out the window. But how could he be there for Chris, especially away from

Station Square - An alley – Sat August 27; 11:22 PM –  Third-person POV Knuckles the Echidna was sitting alone in an alley in one of the less populated districts of Station Square. A storm system had dumped a deluge of rain on the city all that day. The skies were still largely overcast, but gradually clearing. A breeze still lingered from the storm, strong enough to blow loose papers around. At least it was warm enough so that the echidna did not catch a chill. He had experienced worse during his duty on Angel Island. It was Saturday night, five days since the first Chaos Emerald was discovered in the heart of Station Square. Even though he and his friends emerged victorious, it was still a rough day. He never got the Emerald himself, but was grateful that Sonic and his new friend Chris did. Speaking of the human, Knuckles was grateful Sonic had been there to catch him when he fell. Chris had been incredibly brave. A copy of the front page of the Station Square Times blew by.

Air Force One – Mon August 22; 5:49 AM – Third-person POV Red-eye flights were not his cup of tea. Having visited Florida to tour the damage left in the wake of Hurricane Elaine, President Michael Klaus Remerson was flying aboard Air Force One back to Washington. He stifled a yawn as he pondered what he had been briefed on during his stay in Florida. To start with, he wished he could believe what he had been told. The President believed in the possibility that somewhere, somehow, alien life existed, but he never once thought they would be anything like the ones that showed up in the city of Station Square. While the thousands of reports that flooded in estimated three or four aliens, all of them were consistent with the fact that they resembled anthropomorphic animals of some sort. More than that, they seemed to be, at a glance, very intelligent. Another astonishing side to the story was the aliens' human-like adversary. They appeared to be locked in combat with one Dr. Ivo

Eggman's base — Sun August 21; 10:03 AM — Third-person POV Sunday had arrived in the city of Station Square. The weather was beautiful, with only a few clouds dotting the sky here and there. It was one of those picture-perfect days in which nothing could go wrong. But Dr. Eggman had other ideas. This was the day he would start his conquest of this new planet. Today he would lay the foundation of his glorious Eggman Empire. Eggman woke up at ten that morning, much later than he had wanted to. This was on account of a day and two nights of reorganizing after the unexpected Chaos Control event. As he prepared to seize the day (and hopefully this planet while he was at it), the memories of the past thirty-five hours were fresh on his mind. Eggman blacked out the moment he was engulfed in the freak accident. When he woke up, he eventually discovered from his robots that he had arrived on this new world in the early morning hours of Saturday, August 20. Apparently this world's calendar

Thorndyke Mansion  - Chris's room — August 20; 8:02 AM — Chris' POV Morning couldn't possibly have come fast enough. Or so I would have thought, had I not finally fallen asleep at around 5:30 AM. I was simply too excited. I mean, an alien fell into my pool! How cool is that? On top of that, it — no, he — was the answer to the wish I made last night! I woke up at the usual time at eight in the morning. I was a little tired, which was to be expected; I had only gotten a total of about seven hours of sleep. This was all on account of sheer excitement, like the pure joy of a kid on Christmas morning. My wish had come true. But there was one question lingering in the back of my mind. Was this really too good to be true? Could Sonic really become my friend? Sure, he seemed friendly enough, but there was also a cocky demeanor to him, as if he was confident. He was also… unique. I mean, how many people can claim to run at the speed of sound? I had yet to see him back this claim, so for now,

Eggman's base - Outside — Fri August 19; 10:49 PM — Sonic's POV They don't call me the "fastest thing alive" for nothing. When you're "rolling around at the speed of sound", as that song so accurately puts it, you tend to have a pretty exciting life. Which is normal for me, because I was born for speed. And my speed has carried me all across Mobius and beyond on many daring adventures. But I think the biggest adventures I have are when I get to battle the evil Dr. Ivo Robotnik, better known as Dr. Eggman, the catchy nickname I branded him with years ago. At first he hated that name with a passion, but now the mad scientist took it to heart, and has built lots of robots with names like Egg This, Egg That, and so on. But none of 'em last long when I'm around. I've earned myself quite a reputation for trashing his 'bots and sending him packing. But like all those other cliché villains, he never gives up. He always comes back for more. And I take him down. Every. Single. Time. Well…