Alliosis

When Horsepterus 2075 appears on Earth in 2075 C.E., the U.S. Space Force launches a coordinated military offensive meant to destroy it. The alien winged horse survives the first attack. Still, General Odysseus is determined to hunt and kill Horsepterus before it begins to control the world.The only human who can communicate with Horsepterus is Nicole Braun, a Canadian Astronomer, inventor, and amateur scuba diver.Knowing that Horsepterus can become offensive if Odysseus attacks it...
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When Horsepterus 2075 appears on Earth in 2075 C.E., the U.S. Space Force launches a coordinated military offensive meant to destroy it. The alien winged horse survives the first attack. Still, General Odysseus is determined to hunt and kill Horsepterus before it begins to control the world.The only human who can communicate with Horsepterus is Nicole Braun, a Canadian Astronomer, inventor, and amateur scuba diver.Knowing that Horsepterus can become offensive if Odysseus attacks it again, Nicole keeps her communications with Horsepterus secret. Nicole's main objective is to convince Horsepterus to leave Earth and never come back.Victoria Bellafonte, a famous astrologer, exalts Horsepterus, much to Odysseus' rage.Victoria's husband, Chase Brown, seizes the opportunity to profit from the events. His efforts succeed until he invests all his stocks in the space exploration consortium.Horsepterus destroys Russia, China, and India's military space installations, causing suspicion and blame and prompting a U.N. Security Council emergency session to discuss the developments.The U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean gets involved at a crucial time the Russians are engaged in naval exercises in the area.Horsepterus has a mission on Earth, but its motives are called into question by Nicole. She demands scientific truth to its assertions. Gradually Horsepterus gains Nicole's trust, but Nicole's robotic assistant, Apoll, threatens to derail Nicole's objectives. Horsepterus helps Nicole uncover a plot to conduct an entomological warfare experiment in space. But a vast asteroid poses the greatest threat. It seems the fate of planet Earth depends on an ancient instrument buried at the bottom of the sea near a Mediterranean island. Could Nicole trust Horsepterus to do what it takes to save the Earth?