Saving Timmy - a short story

Timmy is a little baby alien from a visiting alien mothership that landed in the Himalayan mountains.

One day, curious Timmy wandered too far away from the mothership and right into a sprawling metropolis. Then Timmy accidentally ate a nuclear power plant which made him very sick. The humans did their best to help, but they just don't have the technology to treat little Timmy. The only way for Timmy to get better is for him to return to the mothership, but poor little Timmy is in such pain that he couldn't move.

A nuclear meltdown from Timmy's mysterious alien metabolism (and proportions) could bring about the end of the world! To prevent it, the leaders of humanity pooled together all of their resources and current available technology in a desperate attempt to come up with some sort of way to carry Timmy home to the mothership.

Thus, the world's biggest and most advanced airplane - the Samson - was built for the purpose. Latching on to Timmy while taking off, the strong and gigantic aircraft lifted into the air after rumbling along a whopping 48 kilometers of runway.

Deemed too big to come back on dry land, the Samson must later jettison all her airborne facilities and land in the sea to resume service as an ocean aircraft-carrier after completing its duty. Seen here flanking the Samson are numerous squadrons of Anakhim tactical fighters, providing aerial protection.

Commanding this world-saving mission is the brave air captain Jehu, who will later hand over command of the Samson to Admiral Josh of the Navy, assuming everything goes well.