The Visitors

Witnessed by two time-traveling shape-shifting aliens, the Earth is destroyed in 2052. They embark on a time-traveling adventure to gather a group of unlikely heroes who will help them end the religious wars and save humanity. Throughout their adventure, they experience both stressful situations and drama, as well as moments of LOL comedy and fun. The story unfolds from the present day to 2052. Our travels take us to Saturn's moon Enceladus and the fictional planetary system of Aeon. On our journey, we visit multiple locations on Earth, such as New York, the Middle East, Paris, The Matterhorn, and Australia. Their investigation reveals that Dorian, a fellow Aeonite, is actively hindering their progress, supporting religious zealots to retain control. The destiny of Earth hangs in the balance as Bjorn and Zorn face off against Dorian in a game of chess. Bjorn, Zorn, and their earthling friends are taken on a remarkable odyssey, meeting a host of captivating characters that provide enlightening revelations about the Universe and their inner selves. The journey takes them through a vast array of locations, encompassing both familiar earthly landscapes and mind-boggling extra-terrestrial vistas, ultimately placing them seventy thousand light years away from their place of origin. As Planet Earth disappears for the third time, a new era of choices and consequences begins. Will Bjorn and Zorn succeed, be defeated, or will their clash conclude without a clear winner? The concept of “Religion” is set/painted as an antagonist, and becomes a source of conflict, sometimes in concept and sometimes in real actions, with religious and political leaders placing obstacles in the way of our characters. It is a fun space-based romp with plenty of drama. There is lots of humour to break up the drama with a bit of comic relief. It also carries a message.