Chapter 1: The Beach
The sun was shining brightly, its brightness being reflected by the cool waters of the sea. Kaname Chidori and her friends were playing volleyball on the hot sand, giving them a senstion of heat and cold because of the cool sea breeze. "Man! I wonder how they can survive that much heat?" Sosuke Sagara asked himself. "They are just wearing bathing suits and they are barefoot...maybe they have this special padding under their feet that helps them resist heat..."
Sosuke was in deep concentration, ignorant of what was happening around him or, in this case, something heading towards him. "Sosuke!" Kaname called, "Look at your right"
Sosuke did exactly what Kaname said and the volleyball hit him on the face. "Oy..." Sosuke said, falling unconscious.
300 meters below the sea...
"Captain, we're heading for Okinawa in thirty minutes," Richard Mardukas said to a young, white-haired, white-skinned, short woman.
"Finally!" she said.
"Captain," Mardukas said, "what are we going to specifically do here again?"
"We're going on vacation, Major," she replied with a smile, then she thought to herself, "Finally, I'll be seeing Sosuke again!"
Back on land...
"Sosuke, Sosuke, are you still alive?" Kaname's friend, Kyoko Tokiwa, asked him while taking pictures of him for archival purposes.
"Leave him to me," Kaname said, "I know just the thing to wake him up."
Kaname took out a big, fan-like, piece of paper and slapped Sosuke's face with it. Sosuke woke up. "I'm sorry, Chidori," he said, hands together.
Just then a very big, black figure emerged from the sea. "Oops," Sosuke said, "everyone, get out of here!" Sosuke had a thought at the back of his mind, which, was, 'What the heck is the TDD-1 doing at the surface of the sea? They didn't even tell me that they were coming!'
Then, a bunch of F-16's appeared, followed by a UN rescue plane.
"Oh my," Sosuke said, "Whatever this happening is all about, I think it's not going to be good because--"
A/N: Sorry if the chapter was short. Well, almost all the chapters in this eight-chapter story are too short, but I hope you like it anyhow.