"For such a backwards Earth, there are many things here that aren't on Galvan Prime." Omni commented as the duo wandered through the streets of Lagos at 3 in the morning.
Harry merely hummed as he tired to stay awake. After an eventful day of fighting a bear and getting in trouble with the locals, the duo had wandered into a large ship heading off to Africa.
From there they disembarked and now Harry was lost.
"What do you mean? I thought you said galvans were a race of highly intelligent beings, how could earth have something they don't have?" The boy whispered softly to his wrist, even though there wasn't anyone around.
Omni only hummed before he beeped softly.
"It is a more interesting place, Glavan Prime does not contain mammals, at least from what I remember about it. And the galvans there are all intelligent beings that have no time to enjoy the things in life. You Harry, are a much more interesting host then others I've had."
The boy blushed slightly at the praise before he looked over to the buildings. "I'm getting kinda tired Omni, could you see if there is a safe place we can hide?" The watched beeped once before speaking up.
"There is a hidden alleyway several feet from your current position, head there and I'll keep watch while you sleep."
"Thanks Omni." Harry followed the device's advice and wandered over, nearly stumbling over a few cans hidden in the dark. Omni merely hummed at the thanks.
"Just get enough rest, tomorrow we head out toward this Area 51 we heard about located in America. They might have some hidden aliens there we can talk to." The tired pre-teen ignored the watch's rambles as he got himself comfortable against a large garbage can.
"G'night Omni." He slurred, before passing out.
"Which is the best way to travel with speed? Water, land or air?" Omni questioned as Harry fidgeted with the watch. The pre-teen turned his eyes upward, then to the sea.
"The North and South are divided by water, so you can go with either a Kineceleran form or an Aerophibian form, with your level of experience you have time running against you so you must be quick." The watch continued, causing Harry to pale at the thought.
"So what's my best option?" He asked, turning the dial around. Omni quieted for a while, before speaking up.
"You haven't tried the Kineceleran form yet, might as well take it for a spin." He suggested, making the teen huff. "You know something I don't know huh?" Harry questioned, but the watch didn't respond.
The pre-teen groaned loudly before pressing down on the dial and transforming.
"I look like a dinosaur." Harry flexed his tail outward, then waved it around to try and balance himself.
"Yes this race of alien do in fact look like the earthling reptiles known as dinosaurs, now quit playing with your tail we're burning time." Omni scolded, causing Harry to pout. Giving himself a once over, the young Kineceleran stretched his legs and bolted out of Lagos and toward the Atlantic. His feet barely touched the water with how fast he was going, causing him to whoop in excitement.
"Focus! We're nearly to the edge of the Indian ocean." Omni warned, before their ride came to a crashing halt as Harry slammed into a large tanker ship.
"Well, I did say to focus." Harry groaned at the watch's lack of care as he peeled his body from the large dent, head spinning. "Look there, a hole. Climb aboard."
"Omni, I don't need your sass right now." But, he did as told and was relieved to find no one in the cargo pit. Feeling safe for the moment, he de-transformed and rested against the wall, head throbbing.
Omni beeped softly as he ran a diagnosis on his injuries.
"You have a minor concussion, along with a bruised rib-cage. Estimated time of healing 2 hours. You will need to rest here until you're healed enough to continue." Omni told him, and Harry complied, not in the mood to move after that crash.
"But, aren't we on a time-limit?" He asked, eyes already half-open.
"That does not matter, in your current stage and age it is best that you take things slowly." Omni hushed him as noises echoed in the air.
"Besides, I quite like you as my host, would be a shame if you died on me." He teased out once the voices vanished. Harry grumbled at the, rolling his eyes, before yawning and snuggling into a corner.
"Wake me in an hour?"
"Alright, sleep well."
"Oy, four eyes." Harry groaned himself awake, green eyes caked with sleep. Wiping the sleep from his eyes, he turned his attention to the watch, which was beeping a red warning.
"We need to leave this ship at once, I felt a disturbance in the air and on the ship." He told the pre-teen, the red colour not fading. Harry quickly put together what he needed to do. "If we can't go up, we gotta go under. What's the best alien for deep waters?" He asked, turning the dials just as loud voices appeared.
"Your best choice is the Piscciss Volann, they are built for rugged waters and dark depths like the earth's oceans. The form will help you hide." Omni explained, and Harry nodded in hurry as he quickly switched to that form. The large anglerfish looking alien gasped for breath, reaching blindly for the hole he had created a few hours ago.
"Quickly now!" The alien leapt into the water, sighing in relief as the cold liquid covered his form.
"Now let's leave before you become fish food for the sharks." The Piscciss Volann let out a screech before swimming off into the dark, easily being able to see even with the heavy waves and murky waters.
"Which way do we go?"
"Just keep swimming forward, I'll lead you to where we need to be." Omni guided the young teen through the waters, hopping they reached land before the timer went off.
"A bit further, we just passed the Atlantic ocean and are headed to the other countries." Harry scowled as he once again slammed into something hard and solid.
"Whoops, looks like we reached it much faster then I thought." The teen was impressed with the watch's humor, even as he pulled his form out of the water to rest against the chunk of land he hit.
"Any ideas of where we are?" Harry asked, once his transformation faded away. Omni beeped for a moment before responding.
"Welcome to America, hopefully it's our ticket out of this solar system."