The Conquest of Neverland

by girl-in-blue-dress

Jim Hawkins is among the survivors who flee the planet Montressor. They seek refuge in Neverland, where they threaten to build civilization and exploit the natives. The immortality of Peter Pan is threatened. Once the youthful spirit of Neverland is dead, he will die with it. But with the help from Wendy back in London, can Neverland survive the Montressor conquest? Wendy/Jim.

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Our story begins after the events of Treasure Planet and Peter Pan.

An incoming asteroid is about to collide with Montressor, the mining planet that supports humans and aliens to coexist on solar energy and advanced machinery. Montressor is about to perish. The future of the Montressorians is threatened. The Montressorians must quickly find another life source that will allow the Montressorian race to survive the impending attack. After extensive investigation and circumnavigation around the planet's orbit, voyagers find a star that glows full of life. This is the second star to the right, and straight on till morning. After researchers conclude that the second star to the right proves to have a promising life source, the people of Montressor evacuate the planet just days before the explosion, and make the journey to where life is guaranteed to thrive.

The Montressor survivors settle on the island that we all remember as Neverland. Upon their arrival, they encounter the fairies from Pixie Hollow, the natives from the Indian encampment, and the mermaids from the lagoon. The Neverlanders feel threatened as soon as the survivors dock on the shore: the Montressorian guns, weapons, and tanks prompt the Neverlanders to take severe precaution. The leaders of the Montressorians, aware that they are not welcome, decide to take matters into their own hands: seize the island themselves, and eliminate the savage Neverlanders to make way for a new way of life.

The Montressorians begin to establish civilization on Neverland. When they encounter the mermaids, natives, and fairies, they bring with them weapons that are unrecognizable to the islanders. These weapons are destructive, enabling the Montressorians to quickly eliminate whatever stands in their way.

This is a tale about hate, love, and our relationship with nature.