Hey, guys. fanfiction9821 here bringing you a preview of another upcoming story. This story is called Journey to Zathura. In the story, Silver finds Zathura in a closet in Sonic's house. We start playing and suddenly, Sally, Sonic, Silver, Tikal, Shadow, Rouge, Blaze, Frost, and I are sent into outer space. We have to survive a Zorgon attack, a meteor shower, and a killer robot to get back home. This story is based on the events of the movie Zathura. Enjoy the preview, my friends.
Silver was rummaging through an upstairs closet when he found something. He pulled it out and saw the name on the box: Zathura. "Zathura? I'm not sure what that means, but maybe Rocket does," he said to himself. He brought it downstairs so I could examine further. "Hey, Rocket. I found this and was wondering if you could take a closer look at it," Silver said. "Sure, Silver. Let's see it," I replied. He put the box right in front of me and I took a look at it. "Zathura," I said. "Does it mean anything to you," Shadow asked. "Yeah. It's this game that sends you to space," I replied. "How do you know that," Tikal asked. "There's a movie made about it. I just have to head back to my apartment to get it," I replied. "That won't be necessary. I could get it. Where is it," Sonic asked. "In a blue see-through bag," I replied. "Got it. I'll be right back," Sonic said. He then ran out of the house, to my apartment, got the movie, came back, and gave it to me. "This is it. Nice job, Sonic," I said. "Thanks, Rocket," he replied. I handed Tikal the movie and she, Sally, Silver, Shadow, Rouge, Blaze, and Frost got a good look at it. "So it's about these two kids who play a game," Frost asked. "Basically," I replied. "Is this the only movie you have," Rouge asked. "No. I got a lot more. Sonic," I replied. "On it. What do I need to get," he asked. "The see-through bag and a cardboard box," I replied. Sonic ran out of the house to my apartment, got what I asked for, and came back. "Here you are," he said. "Wow. All these movies are yours," Sally asked. "They are," I replied. While everyone was getting a good look at the movie collection, Silver opened the box, got out the game, took a look at it, turned a key, pressed a button, and saw one of the spaceships move. A card came out of a slot after the ship moved a little. "Hey, Rocket. What does this mean," he asked. He handed me the card and I took a look at it. "Meteor shower. Take evasive action," I said with dread in my voice. "What's going on," Frost asked. I looked up at the ceiling to look for any holes. The others followed my gaze. "What are we looking at," Shadow asked. "Nothing, Shadow. It's just that I thought..." I started when a small rock went through the card and into the floor. I looked at the ceiling and saw a small hole. "We gotta move," I said. "Why," Rouge asked. She got her answer when meteors started coming down. I grabbed the cardboard box and ran to the staircase. The others had to move quickly to avoid getting hit by meteors. The meteors stopped falling after a while. "I guess they stopped," Frost said. "Rocket," Blaze asked. "Over here," I replied. I walked into the living room with the cardboard box. "Why did you hide," Shadow asked. "Because two movies I value are in this box," I replied. "It doesn't matter," Sally said. "Rocket, in the movie, what happens after the meteor shower," Tikal asked. "Well, Danny and Walter saw the meteor shower only hit the living room. Then, they take a look outside to find out where they are," I replied. Shadow, Frost, and I opened the front door to take a look outside. We were amazed by what we saw. "We aren't in Station Square anymore, are we, Rocket," Frost asked. "No, we're not," I replied.