Speaker 1: From the far corners of the unknown come tales of
Speaker 1: new worlds and impossible missions. These are the stories of
Speaker 1: one regular kid called to something, Irregular adventures a thousand
Speaker 1: light years wide and one afternoon long. Scout Rooks and
Speaker 1: the Astronaugs. From the ordinary streets of Kingstown come tails
Speaker 1: of the extraordinary, a crew of unlikely heroes and a
Speaker 1: galaxy that keeps needing saving. Right after school Salad Rooks
Speaker 1: and the Astronogs.
Speaker 2: Stove Rooks and Tonight Assaults on Thrios Part three. The
Speaker 2: story so far. Scout Brooks has been recruited into a
Speaker 2: secret society of space heroes called the Astronoggs, led by
Speaker 2: the eccentric Professor Nogg, a man who insists he can
Speaker 2: read Scout's mind and who has entrusted him with a
Speaker 2: mission that sounds impossible, travel across the galaxy and rescue
Speaker 2: Nogg's old friend Pharaoh, held prisoner by a hostile alien
Speaker 2: race for reasons Scout is only beginning to understand. Scout
Speaker 2: was unable to sleep that night. He kept thinking about everything,
Speaker 2: everything from the homework box to the mind reading and
Speaker 2: obviously the mission to a distant planet. He even thought
Speaker 2: about Chuck soaring high above the school grounds, fluttering in
Speaker 2: the wind like a flag. He thought about what Phil
Speaker 2: was doing over the weekend. Did Phil even do anything
Speaker 2: to begin with? Scout couldn't imagine what his hobbies would
Speaker 2: have been. Chuck fluttered back into the forefront of Scout's mind.
Speaker 2: That poor kid. Scout had hoped he was okay. He
Speaker 2: hadn't seen him since he lowered him down the pole
Speaker 2: the previous morning. Now it was Saturday and the sunlight
Speaker 2: was breaking through the blinds in Scout's bedroom. He rolled
Speaker 2: out of bed and picked up the small pin that
Speaker 2: Henrietta had put on his shirt the previous day, the
Speaker 2: one that had glowed green and allowed nog to read
Speaker 2: his mind. Scout inspected it, wondered how it worked, and
Speaker 2: then curiously pinned it to his T shirt. He wanted
Speaker 2: to test it out again to make sure it wasn't
Speaker 2: a fluke or some kind of ruse. Scout tried to
Speaker 2: think about something totally off the wall. He closed his
Speaker 2: eyes and pictured a banana with two googly eyes driving
Speaker 2: through his house in a toy army tank. Scout smirked
Speaker 2: at his nonsensical thought and opened his eyes. The pin
Speaker 2: was glowing green. Is Nog reading my mind right now?
Speaker 2: Scout wondered, Of course, I'm reading your mind right now.
Speaker 2: Nog's echoing voice responded in his head. If you have
Speaker 2: the pin on, I can read your mind. But why,
Speaker 2: Scout thought, It's just another strange device that Pharaoh and
Speaker 2: I worked on over the years. Nog's disembodied voice responded, Now,
Speaker 2: get dressed and report to bass. Where's the bass? Checked
Speaker 2: your frog Nog, It's all there, noog. Out. Scout quickly
Speaker 2: removed the pin from his shirt and laid it on
Speaker 2: his dresser. The green glow slowly faded away, leaving the
Speaker 2: pin looking dull and lifeless. Afterwards. Scout then grabbed his
Speaker 2: frog Nog and flipped it open to see the Astronog's logo.
Speaker 2: He tapped the screen and brought up the recent notifications.
Speaker 2: The top one was labeled directions to Fort Noggs. Fort Noggs.
Speaker 2: Scout laughed, that's kind of funny. He opened the location
Speaker 2: and saw that Fort Noggs was located across town and
Speaker 2: on a farm, of all places. Scout got dressed and
Speaker 2: crept downstairs. It was early and everyone else in the
Speaker 2: house was still asleep, so He quietly popped a tart,
Speaker 2: drank a juice, and left the note on the fridge
Speaker 2: for his family to see unless he woke up from
Speaker 2: a dream. The planned, Professor Nogg explained, was to send
Speaker 2: him to space. That couldn't have been a quick trip,
Speaker 2: so Scout wanted to cover his tracks and Casey was
Speaker 2: gone for the whole weekend. He scribbled on the note
Speaker 2: how the astronomy club was going on an impromptu field
Speaker 2: trip and that he'd be back as soon as the
Speaker 2: trip concluded. He knew it might not fly, but it
Speaker 2: was all he could think of. Scout grabbed his bike
Speaker 2: from around the side of the house and began to
Speaker 2: pedal down his driveway. However, someone stopped him at the
Speaker 2: edge of his proper. It was Chuck. Chuck, Scout said,
Speaker 2: surprised to see his friend this early on a Saturday morning. Scout,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I blew off lunch yesterday. Chuck said, It's fine.
Speaker 2: Scout said, blindsided and feeling hurried to leave before his
Speaker 2: parents or Mark woke up. We can talk about this
Speaker 2: later if you want. Why not now. The crack of
Speaker 2: dawn's always the best time to let your emotions out.
Speaker 2: That's what my mom says, is it? Scout curiously asked
Speaker 2: he never heard that. He wasn't even sure what that meant. Hey, Chuck,
Speaker 2: I have to be somewhere. Can I call you later
Speaker 2: this weekend? Chuck just gawked at Scout. I thought we
Speaker 2: were fringe, he said, Or are you on radars side? What? No,
Speaker 2: of course not. I'm sorry he strung you up the
Speaker 2: pole like that, Scout said, glancing back over his shoulder
Speaker 2: to make sure his dad or mom weren't standing in
Speaker 2: the doorway. I just really need to be somewhere. You're
Speaker 2: going so early on a shatter day, Chuck said. Scout
Speaker 2: wasn't sure what to say. He couldn't tell Chuck the truth.
Speaker 2: He also didn't want to lie a field trip with
Speaker 2: the astro Nogs. Chuck didn't respond seriously, bro, I have
Speaker 2: to go. We'll talk later this weekend. With that, Scout
Speaker 2: pressed on and pedaled away on his bike, leaving Chuck
Speaker 2: in his dust. Kingstown wasn't very large, but by the
Speaker 2: time Scout reached the other side of it on his bike,
Speaker 2: he was worn out, his legs hurt, he was sweating,
Speaker 2: and worst of all, when he arrived at Fort noggs.
Speaker 2: It didn't look like a super secret science fiction base
Speaker 2: at all. It looked like a lame, average farm. There
Speaker 2: was a farmhouse with a large barn off to one
Speaker 2: side of the property. Behind the farmhouse were rolling green
Speaker 2: pastures where cows and horses appeared to just be standing
Speaker 2: around and doing nothing. Scout dumped his bike next to
Speaker 2: the front porch of the farmhouse and knocked on the door.
Speaker 2: He waited as he caught his breath from the town
Speaker 2: wide bike ride. But no one was answering the door.
Speaker 2: Everything was quiet, aside from the wind chimes gently clanging
Speaker 2: against one another off to his left. Even the cows
Speaker 2: and horses behind the house weren't making any noise. They
Speaker 2: were the worst cows and horses Scout had ever seen. Lazy, full,
Speaker 2: lazy beef. Scout thought. He waited just another minute before
Speaker 2: giving up. Great His thoughts continued, I'm in the wrong place,
Speaker 2: not completely, Nog's voice reverberated in his head. Just look
Speaker 2: at the barn. Scout was having a hard time getting
Speaker 2: past the startling, bodyless voice of Professor Nogg. He wasn't
Speaker 2: sure if he'd ever get used to it, but he
Speaker 2: did as the voice in his head, told him, and
Speaker 2: looked at the barn. Sitting on the property. Standing in
Speaker 2: the open barn doors was Nog waving him over. Scout
Speaker 2: hurried over to him. Welcome to Fort Nogg's, Nog proudly stated.
Speaker 2: Scout surveyed at the barn. It was old, faded in color,
Speaker 2: and nearing a state of dilapidation. This isn't what I
Speaker 2: thought a top secret science fiction base would look like,
Speaker 2: Scout admitted to him, with disappointment in his voice. Nog winked, well,
Speaker 2: you're not inside yet. Come. Scout followed Nog into the
Speaker 2: barn and was immediately overwhelmed by the disappointment. Again. The
Speaker 2: interior was just as run down as the outside, possibly
Speaker 2: even more so. It was hey haphazardly spread around the floor,
Speaker 2: empty horse stalls, that old trough that was filled with
Speaker 2: discarded farm tools. Are you kidnapping me, Scout asked. Nog laughed, Well,
Speaker 2: if by kidnapping you mean teaching you the ways of
Speaker 2: the cosmos end giving you all the necessary training you'll
Speaker 2: need to fight an undocumented alien species and a galaxy
Speaker 2: that's two point five million light years away, Well, yes,
Speaker 2: I'm kidnapping you, Scout didn't find the professor's attempt at
Speaker 2: humor funny. He shook off the comment and waited for
Speaker 2: Nog to hopefully show him something else, something cool and
Speaker 2: worth his time. You'll learn not to underestimate me, Scout,
Speaker 2: Nogg said, extracting a small remote device from his lab
Speaker 2: coat pocket and pressing the only button on it. Just then,
Speaker 2: the floor in the center of the barn opened and
Speaker 2: a freight elevator rose up from under the ground. Scout's
Speaker 2: jaw dropped as he watched the elevator doors chime and
Speaker 2: slide open after you chosen one. This was the first
Speaker 2: cool thing Scout had seen on the farm and wasn't
Speaker 2: going to waste another second on the rusted farm tools,
Speaker 2: lazy animals, or scattered hey. He dashed into the elevator,
Speaker 2: with Nog right behind him. The door was closed, and
Speaker 2: Nog pressed a button labeled Basement Level two. The elevator
Speaker 2: traveled two levels below Nog's barn and opened to what
Speaker 2: Scout was expecting to see the entire time, a top secret,
Speaker 2: super cool, underground science fiction space base. There were control rooms, vaults,
Speaker 2: computer screens larger than full grown adults, beeps and boops
Speaker 2: sounding off all over the place, and strangest of all,
Speaker 2: there were noogs everywhere. Scout pointed at one of the
Speaker 2: nogs sitting at a high tech computer. Then he pointed
Speaker 2: to another one who was writing things down on a clipboard.
Speaker 2: A third and fourth Nog walked side by side, laughing
Speaker 2: about something, perhaps an inside joke. Why are there use everywhere?
Speaker 2: Professor Scout asked, Nog laughed, These are just my clone nogs.
Speaker 2: I find the best way to get work done is
Speaker 2: to do it myself, and when myself is just one person,
Speaker 2: I need more. Nog pondered his answer in a deep way,
Speaker 2: wondering if that would be a quote that would stand
Speaker 2: the test of time. He jotted it down quickly on
Speaker 2: a spiral notepad and slipped it back into his lab coat.
Speaker 2: So it's just all nogs down here, Scout asked, no
Speaker 2: Nog replied, These clue dogs do the majority of the
Speaker 2: technicals sci fi stuff. There's a crew of real people
Speaker 2: also follow me. Scout followed a Nog through the control
Speaker 2: room and down a glossy and sterile looking hallway. At
Speaker 2: the end of it, Nog used a digital eye scanner
Speaker 2: to open another sliding door. Once it opened and the
Speaker 2: two of them entered. Scout saw real people. There was
Speaker 2: a long oval table, a classic business style meeting table,
Speaker 2: in the center of the room. Sitting around it were
Speaker 2: four people. Three of them were older, and one appeared
Speaker 2: just as young as Scout was. The young one, a
Speaker 2: girl with dark hair and wearing a dark green jumpsuit
Speaker 2: with the frog Nog logo on the breast. Pocket smiled
Speaker 2: at the sight of another person her age. Nog took
Speaker 2: Scout around the table as the sliding door to the
Speaker 2: room shut. Scout, I'd like you to meet the Estro Noggs,
Speaker 2: Nog said. As they came to the first person. It
Speaker 2: was a man maybe in his forties, with a short
Speaker 2: buzz cut and a buff upper body. This is Captain
Speaker 2: Pepper's the Og, captain of the frog Hopper, your new spaceship.
Speaker 2: Scout shook Pepper's hand and they moved on to the
Speaker 2: next person. It was another man, tall, thick and bearded.
Speaker 2: This is Dusty Pork, Nog said. He's the weapons specialist
Speaker 2: who designed the laser phaser. Scout and Pork nodded to
Speaker 2: one another before Nog continued on to the third and
Speaker 2: final adult, a red haired woman with a ponytail and
Speaker 2: a strong physique. This is Becca Mullechik, or as we
Speaker 2: call her around here, Becca the Brave. She has gone
Speaker 2: on and successfully completed seven interstellar missions for me. Scout
Speaker 2: felt as if he was in the presence of a
Speaker 2: true space hero with Becca the Brave. He shook her hand. Finally,
Speaker 2: they got to the young girl, the girl who looked
Speaker 2: to be about the same age as Scout. She was
Speaker 2: tiny in stature and had a smile that Scout couldn't
Speaker 2: look away from. This is Mandy Lee, Nogg said, introducing her.
Speaker 2: You might know her from around school. Scout squinted, trying
Speaker 2: to know her from around school, but he barely had
Speaker 2: a chance to interact with any of the other students
Speaker 2: aside from Chuck and Phil, so he was drawing a blank.
Speaker 2: Mandy stood up and shook Scout's hand. It's nice to
Speaker 2: meet you, she said, in a small voice. If I
Speaker 2: don't look familiar, it's probably because I'm in the grade
Speaker 2: above you. Eight, Scout asked, realizing how dumb of a
Speaker 2: question that was. Afterwards, of course, it's eight, he bitterly
Speaker 2: thought to himself. Eight comes after seven, you moron. It's
Speaker 2: the only other grade in the school, Nog laughed out loud.
Speaker 2: Yes it is, he said, responding to s Out's initter
Speaker 2: thoughts and leaving everyone else in the room oblivious to
Speaker 2: the unheard communication. Scout shot Nog a glaring look and
Speaker 2: then ripped the pin off his shirt. Well, now that
Speaker 2: you've met the astro noggs, Nog directed his attention to Scout.
Speaker 2: Time is of the essence. Your training starts in five minutes.
Speaker 2: It was actually six minutes until the training began. Nog
Speaker 2: was wrong. Scout found himself on another lower level of
Speaker 2: Fort Nogg's, deep below the farm. He was with Dusty
Speaker 2: Pork and getting a crash course on a laser phaser.
Speaker 2: Scout held one in his grip, as did Pork. Welcome
Speaker 2: to the blasting gallery, Pork said. He pointed down the
Speaker 2: narrow range to where a giant octopus like monster punching
Speaker 2: bag dangled from the ceiling. On it, a goofy face
Speaker 2: had been painted on. That's Aunt Bertha, Pork said, with
Speaker 2: a chuckle. He was named after someone's aunt, Bertha, Oh,
Speaker 2: Scout said, Taking in every last important word, Pork said,
Speaker 2: Aim your phaser line up Aunt Bertha in the scope.
Speaker 2: Use the automatic targeting system like this, Pork explained, demonstrating
Speaker 2: every inch of the way. He activated the automatic targeting system,
Speaker 2: which projected a glowing red X on Aunt Bertha's face.
Speaker 2: Then simply pull the trigger, Pork said, pulling the trigger
Speaker 2: and sending a concentrated burst of electric plasma toward Bertha
Speaker 2: at the speed of light. Upon impact, it obliterated Ant Bertha,
Speaker 2: splashing gooey remnants all over the blasting gallery. Pork laughed again. Ah,
Speaker 2: I guess that's one less for Thanksgiving this year. Now
Speaker 2: you try. Scout stepped up to the line, aiming his
Speaker 2: laser phaser and watched as another Aunt Bertha was lowered
Speaker 2: in from the ceiling. He looked through the site scope,
Speaker 2: activated the automatic targeting feature, and wrested the glowing red
Speaker 2: X on Aunt Bertha's head. He pulled the trigger and
Speaker 2: watched as another octopus alien punching bag exploded into a wet, slimy,
Speaker 2: goopy mess. Pork had his Scout on the back. You're
Speaker 2: already a pro, he said, with the wink. Peppers owes
Speaker 2: me a crisp twenty. Scout looked at pro Captain Peppers
Speaker 2: didn't think I'd be able to do it. Captain Peppers
Speaker 2: is a little bitter that Nog thinks he's too old
Speaker 2: to go on the mission. But is any more qualified
Speaker 2: than me, Scout asked, sure, Pork said while being in
Speaker 2: his forties. Now, well, interstellar space can be hard on
Speaker 2: the body. Nog wants the next generation to be the
Speaker 2: heroes now for health and safety reasons, of course, as
Speaker 2: well as the future of the astro Nogs. It made
Speaker 2: sense to Scout out with the old, in with the new.
Speaker 2: After a few more Aunt Bertha obliterations, Scout moved on
Speaker 2: to his next training exercise. It was on a different
Speaker 2: floor with Becca Mullachek, or as they called her around
Speaker 2: the fort. Becca the Brave Becka sat down and used
Speaker 2: the holographic display to show off images and data from
Speaker 2: her seven interstellar missions. She explained and taught Scout about heroism,
Speaker 2: making tough decisions, and how to live as a space
Speaker 2: hero without the world knowing about it. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of pride in being a hero, Beca said, but it's
Speaker 2: something you don't want going to your head. Trust me,
Speaker 2: It did with me, and I lost a lot of
Speaker 2: friends because of how I acted. It took tragically losing
Speaker 2: a crew member to really put me in my place,
Speaker 2: she said. Since then, I've lived a very proud yet
Speaker 2: quiet existence. The world doesn't know about the threats we face,
Speaker 2: or about the things we've stopped from coming here to
Speaker 2: destroy us, and it needs to stay that way. To
Speaker 2: avoid chaos and disorder. There must be control and order.
Speaker 2: Beca placed her fingers to her lips, put an exclamation
Speaker 2: mark on the fact that what the astronauts did in
Speaker 2: secret needed to remain a secret. Finally, Scout reported to
Speaker 2: an underground hangar only one level below the grounds of
Speaker 2: the farm. Scout walked side by side with Captain Peppers
Speaker 2: as he led him through the hangar to where a
Speaker 2: space ship sat idle. Several clone dogs were working on it,
Speaker 2: some on top of it, some underneath. It was bigger
Speaker 2: than Scout expected, probably about the length of an eighteen
Speaker 2: wheelers semi with wings sprouting off from either side. There
Speaker 2: was an image of a frog wearing sunglasses on the
Speaker 2: side of it, and below that was the ship's name,
Speaker 2: the frog Hopper. This is it, Captain Peppers blandly said,
Speaker 2: you're a new ship, as the professor so generously put it.
Speaker 2: Scout gaunked at Peppers, remembering what Pork said about his bitterness.
Speaker 2: You've lugged a lot of miles in this bad boy
Speaker 2: hun Scout asked, trying to make friendly conversation, but Peppers
Speaker 2: didn't answer. Instead, he continued to barge toward the ship
Speaker 2: and up the ramp that led into it. Scout scurried
Speaker 2: in behind him. The ship was pristine and sterile. The
Speaker 2: walls and floor were shiny and gray, and Scout was
Speaker 2: eager to explore the entire thing. However, Peppers led him
Speaker 2: right into the cockpit and began to quickly and hurriedly
Speaker 2: explain how things worked. Scout was having a hard time
Speaker 2: keeping up, but desperately tried to comprehend everything he could.
Speaker 2: This was all going to be important. Scout interrupted, any
Speaker 2: chance you can slow down, I'm a little confused. Peppers
Speaker 2: stopped talking and faced Scout. No, he said, I can't
Speaker 2: slow down. If you slow down on a mission, you're dead.
Speaker 2: If you slow down the ship while cruising through the cosmos,
Speaker 2: you're on the risk of being pummeled by asteroids, are
Speaker 2: getting yanked down onto some desolate planet by its unforgiving
Speaker 2: gravitational pull. Peppers shook his head in disgusted.
Speaker 1: I can't believe Nog wants a kid to do this
Speaker 1: mission and a kid who wants to slow down.
Speaker 2: At that, Peppers threw his arms up in surrender. The
Speaker 2: operator's manual is in the compartment under the seat. Any
Speaker 2: more questions refer to the text, and with that, Peppers
Speaker 2: walked away, le Scout alone in the cockpit of the
Speaker 2: frog Hopper. He sat down in the pilot's chair and
Speaker 2: looked around at all the controls, flashing lights and seemingly
Speaker 2: infinite buttons and switches. It was overwhelming. One minute, he
Speaker 2: was a brand new seventh grader, unsure of how to
Speaker 2: fit in, and now he was gearing up to go
Speaker 2: on a deep space mission to rescue a man he
Speaker 2: didn't even know from hostile alien forces. You'll have to
Speaker 2: excuse Peppers, a young voice spoke from behind Scout. He
Speaker 2: turned and watched as Mandy Lee sat down next to
Speaker 2: him in the co pilot's chair. He's just grumpy and
Speaker 2: can't accept the fact that his days in that chair
Speaker 2: are over, she said, pointing to the leathery seat in
Speaker 2: which Scout's butt was nestled comfortably. He seemed to really
Speaker 2: upset that Nogg wanted me to take his spot. Scout said,
Speaker 2: I'm kind of thinking the same thing. I'm not qualified
Speaker 2: for this. You are, Mandy said, with a smile. Peppers
Speaker 2: had his time. Now it's ours. You're going to Scout asked,
Speaker 2: Of course, she laughed. You are new, after all. You
Speaker 2: can't go in such a dangerous mission all alone. You
Speaker 2: need someone with experience and skills at your side. Scout smiled.
Speaker 2: Just as an old man's hand rested on his shoulder,
Speaker 2: Scout jumped, startled by the frail, bony touch. Professor Nogg
Speaker 2: loomed over him. It's time for your mission briefing. Scout sighed,
Speaker 2: stood up, and he and Mandy followed Nog to the
Speaker 2: mission briefing room, which turned out to actually just be
Speaker 2: the kitchen in Nog's farmhouse. Nog served up paper cups
Speaker 2: of blue drink and had a tin of butter cookies out,
Speaker 2: although most of the good shaped ones were already picked over,
Speaker 2: probably from Nog doing some middle of night cookie craving missions.
Speaker 2: Did Becca give you good advice, Nog asked? She did,
Speaker 2: Scout said, taking a sip of his blue drink, Anything
Speaker 2: quotable that I could repurpose for myself, Nog cunningly wondered.
Speaker 2: Scout shrugged, not caring much about Nog's aching quest to
Speaker 2: construct and deliver a quote that would stand the test
Speaker 2: of time. And I trust pork and peppers taught you
Speaker 2: well in their respective fields. The mention of pork and
Speaker 2: peppers instantly made Scout hungry. He licked his lips and
Speaker 2: looked over at Mandy, who gave him a look of disgust.
Speaker 2: Lick your chops on your own time, Scout, Nog said,
Speaker 2: We've got business to discuss, intergalactic business. Nog van dove
Speaker 2: headfirst into the details. The frog hopper has the ability
Speaker 2: to travel at the speed of light. The planet Thrios
Speaker 2: is located two point five million light years from Earth.
Speaker 2: That means it would take you two point five million
Speaker 2: years to travel there. We ate got that kind of time,
Speaker 2: so a few of my advanced clone ogs have altered
Speaker 2: things just enough within the propulsion systems to bring that
Speaker 2: two point five million years down to two point five hours.
Speaker 2: It's unprecedented. Even Mandy's eyes widened. This is new, she said,
Speaker 2: Is that even safe? Nogg wanted to shrug, but he
Speaker 2: also didn't want to instill fear and doubt into the kids.
Speaker 2: It's advanced, he decided to say. He looked at Scout.
Speaker 2: Did you watch the movies? Scout nodded. Yeah. They were cool,
Speaker 2: better than I thought they'd be. Nog smiled.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: What seems like science fiction to some is reality to others,
Speaker 2: and it also turns out better than you think. He
Speaker 2: scrunched his eyes and then jotted his words now in
Speaker 2: his spiral notebook with a satisfied smile. Dunn, good quote,
Speaker 2: he said to himself. Another thirty minutes went by as
Speaker 2: Nog filled Scout and Mandy in on everything he knew
Speaker 2: about trios, its inhabitants, the environment, and so on. There
Speaker 2: weren't as many facts as there were educated guesses, but
Speaker 2: it was all they had. You guys, think you're up
Speaker 2: to the task, Nogg asked the two kids. Mandy nodded
Speaker 2: with a proud smile, and for the first time, Scout
Speaker 2: felt confident in his new position. He puffed out his
Speaker 2: chest and nodded as well. Perfect. Nogg said, I know
Speaker 2: things have been a little slow, but there's been a
Speaker 2: lot to explain and build up to. From here on, Oute,
Speaker 2: it'll be NonStop science fiction action. Scout polished off the
Speaker 2: rest of his blue drink and clapped for the heck
Speaker 2: of it. Mandy joined in and eventually succumbing to the
Speaker 2: clapping pressure, Nog did too. As the three of them
Speaker 2: sat around the kitchen table clapping. Outside on the farm,
Speaker 2: someone was lurking, watching the house and waiting for Scout
Speaker 2: to come out. Scout Brooks has spent one single day
Speaker 2: training to become an intergalactic hero, laser phasers, spaceship controls,
Speaker 2: and a crash course in bravery from a woman who's
Speaker 2: been to the stars and back. But as the down
Speaker 2: to launch begins, someone is watching fort Noggs from the
Speaker 2: shadows outside. Who are they? What do they want? And
Speaker 2: to Scout really ready for what's coming? Find out next
Speaker 2: time on Scout Brooks and the Astronogs.
Speaker 1: New Worlds, Impossible Missions. Join us next time on this
Speaker 1: same frequency from more adventures from Kingstown and Outer Space
Speaker 1: with Scout Brooks. And then So Brooks and.
Speaker 2: Thank you for listening to part three of the micro
Speaker 2: Terror's special presentation of Scout Brooks and the Astronous Assault
Speaker 2: on Thrios. Does Scout have what it takes to be
Speaker 2: the next generation of space hero? Does pork and peppers
Speaker 2: sound appetizing to you also, and who could be watching
Speaker 2: and waiting outside the farmhouse? Tune in next week for
Speaker 2: part four. If you can't wait, you can read the
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Speaker 2: The book will also release on Amazon in paperback and
Speaker 2: kindle formats on August twenty second. See you next week