Sam In Egypt

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In Egypt there lives a "child" named Sam. Although Sam is not from Egypt, he speaks fluent Arabic. In fact Sam can speak, read, and even write every known language on Earth. Sam can do all of his and much more because he is not a regular little kid, he is really an alien from a planet located in a galaxy far south of the milky-way.

Sams full name is Sam Topher Smith, he dresses casually wearing a pressed black shirt, jeans, and a pair of jordans. He has long blonde hair with white skin. Sam may look completly inncocent on the outside, but in reality he is a god among men. Sam was sent to Earth on early christmas morning in 1996. His father,the great Lord Elder of Sams home planet, sent Sam on this solo mission to Earth. Sam has one main goal on his mission, to gather info on all of earths military defenses, technology, resources, and anyhting else Sam deems useful info. This information is to be reported back and used to prepare for full scall invasion. The only way of communication with his father and home planet is by climbing to the tip of the Giza pyramids and 'face timing' on an Iphone once a month on the night of a full moon. This night was quickly aproching, but there was a problem. Sam broke one of the …show more content…
At first he simply admired their strong views and laughed at their simple politics, but soon he got to the point of feeling guilty about sending his monthly spy report back home. He had come to make friends and realize human emotions, and on this upcoming month Sam made the decision to stand up for himself and humans. After climbing to the tip of the tallest Giza pyramid and starting the routine face time chat, Sam began the nervouse convorsation with his father about quiting the alien lifestyle and becoming a human. at first Sams father was furious but then he realized that it was time for a change and instead of destroying planets maybe he too could good

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