The beginnings of a story continued

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Well
Here you go  (｡･ω･｡)

“Hey mister!”

Standing before me was a girl.

The fact that she was a girl was not astounding to me, I had noticed many girls during my time here. The fact that she could see me was the unbelievable thing.

I was here to unburden the people of Earth from their foolish habit they call “emotion”. I harvested all their negative energy and the energy was then spread into the cosmos, helping the universe to keep going. The universe was suffering from an energy shortage. That’s why machines like me were created.

I was not meant to be seen

I was meant to be invisible to the human eye 

“Miiiister!!”

The girl was still looking at me. I tilted my head and raised my eyebrows. I could not speak. I was not designed for that.

I resorted to waving my hand. A greeting I had watched humans do.

The girl grinned and waved back. I nodded and looked away, hoping she would leave now but the girl seemed to have a different idea.

“I’m Alex, short for Alexandra, but don’t ever call me that” the girl stated, holding out her hand.

I stared at her hand, not quite knowing what to do.

“Well, let’s go then!” she exclaimed, taking my hand and pulling up upright with amazing strength.

I frowned, unable to decide what to do in this situation. I pressed a finger into my temple and an info card appeared on the top of the girls head. 

I stopped in my tracks. 

This girl had no information. 

I looked at the girl who was looking quizzically at me.

“What’s wrong mister?”

I shook my head and closed my eyes. Once again opening my mind to the thoughts of the world.

I found the little girls small mind and spoke

“You don’t have any information. You are an anomaly.”

“Of course” the girl replied in my own mind

“I am one of you”

Think about us kids

Lots of things are inevitable. Like dying for instance. Everyone has to go someday. Some things can be changed before they becoming inevitable , like becoming overweight our becoming a fugitive.  Sometimes people's actions can change the inevitable. I'm 14. That's means I have been on this planet ( in this lifetime) for around about 5144 days which is about 123 256 hours or 7 407 369 minutes or even 444 441 600 seconds. Doesn't sound too long does it? There are still so many things I want to do in this lifetime. I also have dreams.  I wish that one day I'll be able to wake up and relieve everyone of their hate and anger and sadness. I wish that one day I'll wake up and people will stop being so angry towards the planet and stop being so ignorant to what's actually going on around them. Lots of kids have dreams. Do you know how many kids are alive on this planet today? Every single on of those kids has a dream or ambition. Can you even imagine so many dreams? Some kids dream big and want to be superheros, others just wish that one day they'll be able to open a book and actually be able to read it. Shouldn't the kids of this generation at least have a chance to accomplish their dreams? But how can we do this if their isn't a world for us to dream on? The events that are going on around us are becoming more serious. Climate change isn't a joke. It never was. Even I, a child, can see the seriousness of this matter. 
When people are afraid of something, they tend to ignore the matter and make it smaller and  insignificant. That's what we have done. We have ignored the signs. The world is changing every minute and we need to wake up and see that. The future is looking bleak for the future generation. We don't want to wake up to smog-filled skies and black polluted oceans. We don't want to have to hear about another rain forest species going extinct. We don't want to have to worry about our own future. We want to laugh,cry, learn, run in the rain, play, imagine, pretend, shout, run, jump, fall in love. We want to be kids. We only get to live this lifetime ONCE. Let's all join hands and enjoy it. Think about us kids! Let's change the world : your already halfway there.