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LUNA’S HIGH SCHOOL

ADVENTURE

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Once upon a time, Luna was living in Leidsche Rijn.

(To be precise, it was the 25th day of January in 2040, 19 hours, 21 minutes, 8 seconds, 43 milliseconds and 17 microseconds into the day...)

The Ticks were a happy family. They had plenty of space and were enjoying a delicious dinner in their family home…

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She wakes up very early, opens her eyes and remembers

that it is going to be her first day at secondary school

today!

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She can’t believe that she’s now old enough to travel alone

on the supersonic vessel system.

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Luna’s dad asks “oh cool, which location did you decide for

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Luna “I want to go to Morocco for school today!"

The whole family heads down together to the shuttle at the

base of their building.

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Luna meets Takeshi - “It’s my first day today. I’m Dutch, and there are over 25 million people in my country! Where are you from?”

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From under the school Luna sets the vessel destination to Leidsche Rijn and in she pops.

“If only I could see the mountains, but it’s going too fast!"

To be continued…

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