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 Stove Rooks and Tonight Assault on Trios,
Speaker 1: Part two. The story so far, Scout Brooks just wanted
Speaker 1: to survive his first day of seventh grade. Instead, he
Speaker 1: found himself recruited into a mysterious after school club named
Speaker 1: the Chosen One by the strange professor Noug, and handed
Speaker 1: a box of secrets he's not allowed to talk about. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: somewhere far beyond the stars, a man named Pharaoh remains
Speaker 1: a prisoner of creatures no one back on Earth even
Speaker 1: knows exist. When Scout got home, he had to accept
Speaker 1: the fact that he wasn't dreaming. He did just have
Speaker 1: a strange after school encounter with the odd ball astronomy teacher,
Speaker 1: a professor. He was carrying a cardboard box with homework inside,
Speaker 1: and the lingering words of Professor Nogg continued to bounce
Speaker 1: around in his head like a never ending game of pong.
Speaker 1: Time is crucial, lives are in danger. Also, did Nog
Speaker 1: say he'd be able to mind read starting next week.
Speaker 1: None of this was adding up. It didn't seem like
Speaker 1: an organized after school club. It seemed more like the
Speaker 1: wilting mind of an old sciency man who had delved
Speaker 1: into one too many conspiracy theories. Scout brought the box
Speaker 1: up to his bedroom and closed the door. His parents
Speaker 1: were at work that he assumed his brother Mark was
Speaker 1: still out with friends celebrating their first week of high school.
Speaker 1: Scout gawked at the box for a moment, wondering if
Speaker 1: he should even open it, or just return it after
Speaker 1: the weekend and bail out from the Astronogs. Someone else
Speaker 1: can be the chosen one, Scout thought to himself. The
Speaker 1: words the chosen one were an odd choice as well.
Speaker 1: Scout was the only one to show up to the
Speaker 1: Astronaug's club. That someone else shown up, would they have
Speaker 1: been the chosen one? Again? Scout couldn't see the logic
Speaker 1: or organization in any of it. However, curiosity ultimately got
Speaker 1: the best of him, and he peeled away the clear
Speaker 1: packing tape from the box and opened its flimsy flaps.
Speaker 1: From inside, he began to pull out several items one
Speaker 1: by one. The first was a cell phone, or at
Speaker 1: least it looked like one. More specifically, it looked like
Speaker 1: one from maybe the mid two thousands. It was a
Speaker 1: gray flip phone with an antenna sticking straight up from
Speaker 1: the top, and a non retractable one at that. The
Speaker 1: next thing he pulled out were actually three things bundled
Speaker 1: together by a rubber band. They were small, rectangular boxes
Speaker 1: with artwork on the front and descriptions on the back.
Speaker 1: The boxes themselves seemed to rattle with something hard and
Speaker 1: plasticy inside. The box on top showed a rubber suited
Speaker 1: monster front and center, with the words it the Terror
Speaker 1: from Beyond Space at the top. At the bottom, the
Speaker 1: words Inglorious, black and white were stamped. Is this a movie?
Speaker 1: Scout wandered out loud. He slipped the two other rectangular
Speaker 1: boxes out from the rubber band and read their titles
Speaker 1: buck Rogers in the twenty fifth Century and the Forbidden Planet.
Speaker 1: Buck Rogers looked like a Lame Star Wars knockoff and
Speaker 1: The Forbidden Planet showcased a robot carrying a helpless woman
Speaker 1: across a futuristic wasteland. Scout wasn't one hundred percent sure
Speaker 1: what the rectangular boxes were, but he thought that they
Speaker 1: could be an old format of playing movies. So far
Speaker 1: from the box he had old movies and an old
Speaker 1: cell phone. Professor Nagg certainly wasn't up on technology. Scout
Speaker 1: peered down into the box and saw one last thing,
Speaker 1: a black suitcase. He pulled it out and lay it
Speaker 1: on his bed. The latch was unsecured, which Scout found
Speaker 1: to either be odd or irresponsible, again another check mark
Speaker 1: against organization and logic. Scout snapped open the latch and
Speaker 1: lifted the lid. Gleaming before his eyes was a glorious sight,
Speaker 1: a site that proved that Nog wasn't as out of
Speaker 1: touch with technology as Scout originally thought. In fact, this
Speaker 1: proved that maybe he was even further along technologically that
Speaker 1: anyone else could possibly dream of. After a weekend that
Speaker 1: felt like it took forever to come to an end,
Speaker 1: a new week of school was finally in session, and
Speaker 1: Scout was anxious to get there. Sure, the next meeting
Speaker 1: of the Astronogs wouldn't be until Friday, but Scout had
Speaker 1: to see Professor Nogg as soon as possible. He had
Speaker 1: to ask him about what he saw in the black suitcase.
Speaker 1: Not only that, he needed to find out how to
Speaker 1: watch the plastic and cardboard movies and turn on the phone.
Speaker 1: The whole workbox didn't come with any instructions or directions,
Speaker 1: so Scout was completely in the dark with all of it.
Speaker 1: Before the first bell of the day rang throughout Kingstown
Speaker 1: Middle School, Scout was already blazing through the halls, up
Speaker 1: the stairs, and into the library, where Henrietta sat behind
Speaker 1: her desk. Is the professor in yet, Scout asked. Henrietta
Speaker 1: looked around, stunned. You might be the first kid ever
Speaker 1: to come to the school library before the day has
Speaker 1: even begun. Are you feeling all right? Yeah? Just anxious, anxious.
Speaker 1: I need to talk to Nog, Scout said. It's important.
Speaker 1: A voice spoke behind Scout. Importance is life's way of
Speaker 1: discussing things of relevance, the voice said. Scout turned around
Speaker 1: to see Nog walking through the library with a work
Speaker 1: bag over the shoulder of his white lab coat. Scout
Speaker 1: smiled at the sight of Nog, but then felt confused
Speaker 1: by the quote. What does that mean, Scout said, didn't land? Huh?
Speaker 1: Noggs said, stopping at the reception desk. I've been trying
Speaker 1: to land a good quotable quote, one that will be
Speaker 1: referenced decades from now. Maybe it'll even preface a book
Speaker 1: or something down the road. Oh, Scott said, not that one, now,
Speaker 1: noted Scout, what can I do for you this early
Speaker 1: on a Monday morning, before I've even had my cup
Speaker 1: of coffee. I need to talk about the homework, Scout
Speaker 1: slyly said, with air quotes, trying to avoid Henrietta catching
Speaker 1: on Scout, Henrietta knows everything I do. She knows about
Speaker 1: the homework, and she knows what air quotes are. You're
Speaker 1: just making yourself look like some an experienced fool, but
Speaker 1: I am an inexperienced fool. Well, you can't be for long.
Speaker 1: The mission depends on you shutting that side of who
Speaker 1: you are and adapting a more confident, heroic nature. What mission,
Speaker 1: Scout asked. Nogg checked his watch. Schools about to start.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss it on Friday during the astronogs, but I
Speaker 1: need to know about what was in the suitcase. Scout pleaded,
Speaker 1: Did you look at the phone, Nogg asked. Scout shook
Speaker 1: his head. Look at the phone. Then it's dead. It
Speaker 1: won't turn on. Nog sighed, did you watch the movies?
Speaker 1: Scout shook his head. I don't know how. Nog put
Speaker 1: a hand on Scout's shoulder and took a deep breath. Looser,
Speaker 1: look to the past, four answers. We'll find what they
Speaker 1: seek for the future. Scout scrunched his face. Is that
Speaker 1: supposed to be another quotable quote? He asked, accepting another
Speaker 1: loss and the quote department. Nog shook his head and
Speaker 1: continued on his walk to the back of the library.
Speaker 1: Look to the past, Scout, there you will find the answers.
Speaker 1: Nogg disappeared into his office, leaving Scout as dumbfounded as
Speaker 1: one could be. He looked at Henrietta. What is any
Speaker 1: of that meme? He asked, confused and a little frustrated.
Speaker 1: The phone and movies are old, Henrietta sighed, just ask
Speaker 1: your parents how to watch and use them. Why didn't
Speaker 1: Nog just say that? Then, Henrietta shrugged, He's a fool.
Speaker 1: The warning bell rang throughout the school to signify Scout
Speaker 1: had two minutes to get to home room. He gave
Speaker 1: Henriette a grateful nod, shot one last look towards Nog's
Speaker 1: closed office door, and then went to class. Behind the
Speaker 1: closed office door, Professor Nogg flopped down at his desk.
Speaker 1: He sighed loudly and extracted a photo from the top drawer.
Speaker 1: It was a photo of him and Pharaoh from their
Speaker 1: days at the University of Astronomy. We're coming, Pharaoh, Nog said,
Speaker 1: to the picture of his friend. Let's just hope this
Speaker 1: scout kid truly has what it takes. So far, he
Speaker 1: seems clueless. Nog imagined the photo of Pharaoh speaking back
Speaker 1: to him. You got this, Nog, you got all of this.
Speaker 1: You're awesome that way. One day, Nog was hopeful that
Speaker 1: he'd hear Pharaoh's voice again for real. Trios was a
Speaker 1: planet missiled deep in the Andromeda Galaxy. Pharaoh knew that much.
Speaker 1: He also knew, based on the time he'd been held
Speaker 1: captive fare, that what appeared to be Thrios's dominant inhabitants
Speaker 1: weren't good natured. In fact, they were bad natured, the
Speaker 1: exact opposite of what Pharaoh would have preferred, but then
Speaker 1: there was nothing he could do now but accept their
Speaker 1: cruel and vicious behavior. He'd been kept in dark rooms,
Speaker 1: tossed in mucky substances, dragged through a fantastical forest, and
Speaker 1: pelted with food during a massive feast where he had
Speaker 1: been strung up by vines and forced to watch the
Speaker 1: disgusting manner in which they fed. Pharaoh wasn't sure what
Speaker 1: the species was actually called, but he'd been personally referring
Speaker 1: to them as the Throats. Not only did the name
Speaker 1: vaguely tie into the planet's name, but when the creatures
Speaker 1: were without their armor, their throats were the stars of
Speaker 1: the show, dangling loosely like turkey wattles. It was gross
Speaker 1: and embarrassing. After being dragged from one stone bunker to
Speaker 1: another through miles and miles of strange wilderness, a group
Speaker 1: of throats secured Pharaoh face down on the cold, rocky
Speaker 1: floor with chains. Can I at least lay on my back,
Speaker 1: Pharaoh cried out, quiet earth laying one of the throats
Speaker 1: powerfully spoke through their helmets. Pharaoh heard the door close
Speaker 1: and latch, while also simultaneously cutting off any natural light
Speaker 1: from outside. Once again, he found himself ice in a dark,
Speaker 1: cold room, with nothing to do except lay flat on
Speaker 1: his stomach and think about the events that led him
Speaker 1: to his current predicament. Pharaoh exhaled deeply and then angrily
Speaker 1: burst out and knog. Hurry up, your geezer. I can't
Speaker 1: take this much longer. I'm not gonna make it. Once
Speaker 1: school was out, Scout rushed home as quickly as he could.
Speaker 1: The homework box was stuffed in his closet, buried under
Speaker 1: a heaping pile of clean and dirty clothing. He needed
Speaker 1: to get a look at the items again, the movies,
Speaker 1: the phone, and the main attraction, the device that was
Speaker 1: neatly packed inside the black suitcase. As intriguing as the
Speaker 1: technologically advanced device was, it was the phone and the
Speaker 1: movies that were a little more interesting to him at
Speaker 1: the moment. Those who look to the past for answers
Speaker 1: will find what they seek for the future. Quote wasn't
Speaker 1: going to stand the test of time, but Scout now
Speaker 1: understood the stretch the old professor was making, especially after
Speaker 1: talking to Henrietta. It was just a bizarre way of saying,
Speaker 1: ask someone who might know about this old technology, and
Speaker 1: Henrietta was right, Scout knew his dad was stuck in
Speaker 1: the past. He had a bad habit of still listening
Speaker 1: to music from his teen years, and on top of that,
Speaker 1: he tried convincing Scout and Mark on many occasions that
Speaker 1: physical media would always be superior to streaming, and if
Speaker 1: these cardboard and plastic items with the science fiction artwork
Speaker 1: on them, were in fact some sort of old physical media,
Speaker 1: which was Scout's running theory, then his dad would know
Speaker 1: for sure what was up. Scout waited another couple of
Speaker 1: hours for his dad to get home. When he did,
Speaker 1: Scout brought to potential movies and old phone to him.
Speaker 1: Bobby Brooks, a tall, gangly fellow who looked like a
Speaker 1: grown up version of Scout, examined the movies and phone.
Speaker 1: Oh cool, he said, where'd you get these things, Scout?
Speaker 1: I found them in an old box. Any idea what
Speaker 1: they are or what they do? Yeah? You got some
Speaker 1: classic VHS tapes here and a flip phone from the
Speaker 1: early two thousands. If I had to take a guess, VHS,
Speaker 1: Scout inquired further. Yeah, you play them in a VCR.
Speaker 1: I have one downstairs. If you want to check these
Speaker 1: movies out, I do Scout said, excitedly, and the phone,
Speaker 1: is that something we could still charge? Scout's dad looked
Speaker 1: at the charging port. Yeah, I think I might still
Speaker 1: have a charger for these kinds of phones. I have
Speaker 1: a box full of chargers, cables and such in the basement.
Speaker 1: Of course he does. Scout thought he's probably been saving
Speaker 1: BCRs and outdated phone chargers for years, specifically for a
Speaker 1: moment like this. Scout's dad laughed, and your mom said,
Speaker 1: I should have gotten rid of that box of cords
Speaker 1: fifteen years ago. Who's laughing now, Scout awkwardly shrugged. Does
Speaker 1: It looked like his dad was actually waiting on an answer.
Speaker 1: I'll find the cord and hook up the VCR in
Speaker 1: your room so you can watch these movies, Bobby said,
Speaker 1: sound good, yep, Scout said. It wasn't even an hour
Speaker 1: later when Scout had the VCR hooked up to a
Speaker 1: small TV in his bedroom, and thanks to his dad,
Speaker 1: the old phone was charging as well. Just as the
Speaker 1: phone came to life, Scout popped in the first movie
Speaker 1: it The Terror from Beyond Space. Scout watched the old
Speaker 1: black and white movie with terrible special effects play out.
Speaker 1: It was about a rescue mission to Mars, where an
Speaker 1: alien creature stows away and attacks the crew. Scout almost
Speaker 1: hated to admit how entertaining it was. After the credits rolled,
Speaker 1: he popped in Buck Rogers in the twenty fifth century
Speaker 1: and watched another science fiction epic about a hero who
Speaker 1: wakes up after five hundred years to help save the
Speaker 1: world from nuclear destruction and an alien invasion. Scout was
Speaker 1: on a roll. He was quick to pop in the
Speaker 1: final movie, The Forbidden Play. Once Buck Rogers ended and
Speaker 1: watched a crew go to a distant planet to investigate
Speaker 1: a lost civilization, Scout had never been more entertained. He
Speaker 1: was starting to think he had old black and white
Speaker 1: movies all wrong. The cheesiness in which they were acted
Speaker 1: and made only added to the entertainment factor. With a
Speaker 1: large smile on his face, Scout leaned back in his bed,
Speaker 1: thinking about the movie as he had just watched. Suddenly,
Speaker 1: a thought popped into his head. The phone. He'd forgotten
Speaker 1: all about it. Scott rolled out of bed and grabbed
Speaker 1: the phone from where it was charging on his desk.
Speaker 1: He yanked the outdated cord out and flipped open the phone.
Speaker 1: The screen came to life, but not with any logos
Speaker 1: or styles that he could recognize. Instead, the screen lit
Speaker 1: up green with a small emblem that resembled a shield.
Speaker 1: In the middle of the shield was a frog holding
Speaker 1: what looked like a laser gun, and the laser gun
Speaker 1: had the same exact appearance as the one tucked snugly
Speaker 1: into the briefcase that came in the homework box. After
Speaker 1: a moment, the frog emblem faded away and was replaced
Speaker 1: with a grainy, personalized video from Professor Nog. Greetings and
Speaker 1: welcome to the Astronogs. He said, if you're watching this,
Speaker 1: you have already completed the first task, charging the phone.
Speaker 1: That shows determination and dedication. And since you are in
Speaker 1: possession of this old, hacked and repurposed phone, a device
Speaker 1: I like to call a frog Nog that you have
Speaker 1: either stolen from my stuff or have been granted access
Speaker 1: as the newest chosen member of the Astronogs. Within this
Speaker 1: frog Nog, you'll discover things that no one else knows.
Speaker 1: You'll see schematics, futuristic weaponry, navigational tools, and a digital
Speaker 1: handbook to the frog Hopper. More on that later. There's
Speaker 1: also an app where you can take notes or even
Speaker 1: download some games to play in your spare time. What
Speaker 1: you have gotten yourself into is serious. It's on a joke.
Speaker 1: This isn't your typical after school club, as you can
Speaker 1: probably already tell, it's far more than that. By becoming
Speaker 1: a member of the Astronogs, you are joining a secret,
Speaker 1: elite team of space heroes that have one mission, and
Speaker 1: one mission only, to protect Earth from intergalactic threats. And
Speaker 1: trust me when I say there are many, so welcome aboard.
Speaker 1: We're happy to have you. Oh and by watching this
Speaker 1: in full, this covers any legal agreements nog out. Nog's
Speaker 1: image faded away to reveal the home screen of the
Speaker 1: phone or the frog Nog. Scout was once again dumbfounded.
Speaker 1: He began to scroll and swipe his way through the phone,
Speaker 1: exploring all it had to offer. Nog was right. There
Speaker 1: were building schematics, futuristic weaponry, crew and mission details, some
Speaker 1: of which were locked, and so much more. It was overwhelming.
Speaker 1: What have I gotten myself into? Scout nervously asked himself.
Speaker 1: When Friday finally arrived, Scout hurriedly walked to school. He
Speaker 1: was anxious for the day to end so he could
Speaker 1: attend the second meeting of the astronaugs. He had so
Speaker 1: much more information now, and so many questions, but first
Speaker 1: he had to get through the day. When he arrived
Speaker 1: on the school property, he first noticed the clog of
Speaker 1: students around the flagpole. It seemed chaotic. Some kids were laughing,
Speaker 1: some were hooting and hollering. Others were reaching up like
Speaker 1: they wanted to grab the flag. Scout scuttled over to
Speaker 1: see what all the commotion was, and just then through
Speaker 1: the group of students, one in particular obnoxiously strutted out.
Speaker 1: He was a tall kid with spiked hair. He wore
Speaker 1: jeans torn at the knees and a muscle shirt that
Speaker 1: showed that his muscles must have been in the works
Speaker 1: or something, because they weren't very impressive yet. He stopped
Speaker 1: when he saw Scout. What are you looking at, punk,
Speaker 1: the kid aggressively asked, um. Scott didn't really have a response. Nothing,
Speaker 1: that's right, nothing. You'd better not forget deck. The kid
Speaker 1: walked closer to Scout, close enough for his rantid breath
Speaker 1: to be detected. If I can't you looking at me again,
Speaker 1: you'll be strung up on that pole just like that
Speaker 1: out nerd. The bully kid cackled, and walked off, proud
Speaker 1: of his generic threat. Scout couldn't help but look up
Speaker 1: at the flagpole, but instead of the American flag fluttering
Speaker 1: in the breeze, it was Chuck Taylor fluttering in the breeze.
Speaker 1: He'd been hoisted up the pole by the waistband of
Speaker 1: his underwear. Chuck. Scout rushed through the clog of kids,
Speaker 1: grabbing the flag rope and unwrapping it from its metal
Speaker 1: cleat on the pole. Within a few seconds, he had
Speaker 1: Chuck at half staff and then fully down. The clog
Speaker 1: of kids dispersed. Chuck adjusted his underwear, worried that the
Speaker 1: waistband was going to be too stretched out at this point,
Speaker 1: what happened? Scout asked Raylar Matt Reid or Chuck said,
Speaker 1: he appears to be the school bully, and I appear
Speaker 1: who have been chosen to be his first targeted year. Well,
Speaker 1: that's not cool, Scout said, Should we tell on him? No,
Speaker 1: Chuck said, wiping a tear from his eye, Ye is fine.
Speaker 1: Seeing home room. Chuck then scurried off, leaving Scout alone
Speaker 1: by the flagpole. Feeling bad for Chuck, Scout sat through homeroom,
Speaker 1: went to his classes and ate lunch with Phil. Chuck
Speaker 1: never showed up to eat, which caused Scout to worry
Speaker 1: that maybe he'd been hoisted up the pole again. Phil
Speaker 1: didn't seem too concerned, but then again, he hadn't seen
Speaker 1: what happened to Chuck. After lunch, Scout finished his classes
Speaker 1: and the bell rang to end the school day. He
Speaker 1: rushed up to the library and burst through the door,
Speaker 1: filled with excitement and intrigue. Henrietta watched him plow through
Speaker 1: the library from behind her desk. She smiled as Scout
Speaker 1: approached her. Scout Brooks reporting for duty, he said, saluting her.
Speaker 1: Henrietta laughed. The professor is his office, but he wanted
Speaker 1: you to have this first. Henrietta pulled out what looked
Speaker 1: like a small pin shaped like the frog Nog logo.
Speaker 1: She clipped it to the neckline of a shirt. You
Speaker 1: may head in now, she added. Scout gripped his backpack
Speaker 1: straps tightly and dashed for the office. Scout, Henrietta called
Speaker 1: out to him. He stopped and faced her. Her smile
Speaker 1: was gone. This is an important meeting. Take it seriously.
Speaker 1: The professor has been quite emotional about what's happened. What's
Speaker 1: happened Scout asked, I'll let him tell you. She said,
Speaker 1: go on now. Scout's excitement level plummeted thanks to Henrietta's
Speaker 1: sudden buzz kill of an announcement. He glumly continued into
Speaker 1: the office. Nog was sitting at his desk typing things
Speaker 1: into a laptop. He looked up when Scout entered and
Speaker 1: forced a smile that Scout now knew wasn't genuine. Scouty boy,
Speaker 1: Nog said, have a seat. Scout sat down and cuffed
Speaker 1: his hands on his lap. Everything okay, Professor Nog shook
Speaker 1: his head. No, Actually, the mission needs to be fast
Speaker 1: tracked at this point. Typically with new members they need
Speaker 1: weeks of training before a mission. Your training will be
Speaker 1: one day, one day training for what. Well, what's the mission?
Speaker 1: Scout asked, did you do your homework? Of course, I
Speaker 1: powered up the frog, Nog, I watched the movies, and
Speaker 1: was that a laser gun in the briefcase it's called
Speaker 1: a laser phaser. But yes, that's what it is. It's yours.
Speaker 1: The rest of your gear is at the base. You'll
Speaker 1: get it all tomorrow. Then Sunday the mission starts. Scout
Speaker 1: sat forward and repeated himself, what's the mission? Nogg sat
Speaker 1: back in his chair and crossed his arms. Years years
Speaker 1: and years ago, I met him named Pharaoh, at the
Speaker 1: University of Astronomy. We bonded. We shared ideas, theories, and
Speaker 1: outrageous thoughts. We created devices that could send radio signals
Speaker 1: to other worlds. Then one day, one of those worlds responded.
Speaker 1: A signal was returned from somewhere deep within the Andromeda Galaxy,
Speaker 1: specifically from a planet recognized as Thrios. Scout was intrigued.
Speaker 1: He was taking in every single word Nog was saying.
Speaker 1: We deciphered the signal to be a threat, a warning
Speaker 1: to not contact them. Nog continued. We tried to tell
Speaker 1: the higher ups at the university what we found, but
Speaker 1: they claimed we were off our rockers and making things up,
Speaker 1: so as a way to not taint the university's notoriety,
Speaker 1: they fired us. I ended up here at Kingstown Middle
Speaker 1: School to pay the bills, and Pharaoh dedicated his life
Speaker 1: to the cause, obviously in the name of astroscience. We
Speaker 1: couldn't stop what we started at the university. We couldn't
Speaker 1: help ourselves. Despite the grave warning from space, we kept
Speaker 1: on sending signals Eventually, the inhabitants of Trios, the throats
Speaker 1: as we called them, became furious at us and sent
Speaker 1: a thug an enforcer to threaten us in person. The
Speaker 1: creature roughed me up pretty bad, stole the hair from
Speaker 1: my head, and is responsible for all the bad things
Speaker 1: in my life. Scout was hesitant to believe those last
Speaker 1: two parts, but E Latinog continue anyway. As for Pharaoh,
Speaker 1: the enforcer took him and he's currently being held captive
Speaker 1: on Thrios. I don't know how much time he has
Speaker 1: left or what they're doing to him or planned to
Speaker 1: do to him. We are talking about an undocumented species
Speaker 1: of creature from the stars who are angry at us,
Speaker 1: Pharaoh and I in particular, And every day that he's
Speaker 1: gone is a day that I'm worried about the future
Speaker 1: of humanity. Will they come back? Will they take me?
Speaker 1: Will they destroy earth? Because Pharaoh and I couldn't help
Speaker 1: ourselves and kept sending signal after signal after being told
Speaker 1: not to, Scout sat back and sighed a loud, extended SI.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, bro, he said, So what do I have
Speaker 1: to do with all this? Nog sat forward. He thought
Speaker 1: briefly of how to construct his next words. Then he smiled,
Speaker 1: Scout Brooks, I'm sending you to Thrios. You are going
Speaker 1: to find Pharaoh, save him, and bring him back to Earth.
Speaker 1: Scout heard what Nogg said. He sat back further into
Speaker 1: his seat, keeping a straight face, but feeling as if
Speaker 1: he were being bamboozled. Somehow, this guy is crazy. How
Speaker 1: is any of as possible? Scout thought. Nog smiled from
Speaker 1: across the desk. It's all possible, he said, It's all real,
Speaker 1: and I'm not crazy. Scout's skin flushed red. How could
Speaker 1: you hear of my thoughts? Nog pointed at the pin
Speaker 1: that Henry had a secured to his neckline. It was
Speaker 1: now glowing green. You haven't seen anything yet, Nogg said,
Speaker 1: with a wink. Scout Brooks has just been given the
Speaker 1: most impossible assignment of his life. Travel to a planet
Speaker 1: two point five million light years away and rescue a
Speaker 1: man he's never even met. Is he ready? Is Professor
Speaker 1: Nagg even in his right mind? And now that Nog
Speaker 1: can read his every thought? Does Scout have any secrets
Speaker 1: left at all? Find out next time on Scout Brooks
Speaker 1: and the Astronogs New Worlds impossible missions. Join us next
Speaker 1: time on this same frequency from more adventures from Kingstown
Speaker 1: and outer Space with Scout Brooks and so Brooks and
Speaker 1: the aston Thank you for listening to part two of
Speaker 1: the micro Terrors special presentation of Scout Brooks and the
Speaker 1: Astronaugs Assault on Trios? Is Scout in over his head?
Speaker 1: Is Professor nog Office Rocker? Who else is a part
Speaker 1: of the Astronous? And are they preparing to embark on
Speaker 1: a mission that is doomed to fail? Today? Next week
Speaker 1: for part three. If you can't wait, you can read
Speaker 1: the entire book early right now in the micro Terrors
Speaker 1: Fan Club. The book will also release on Amazon in
Speaker 1: paperback and kindle formats on August twenty second. See you
Speaker 1: next week