Qatar Daylighter(s)

A unit of space-crusaders integrate into Earth-civilization to extinguish the presence of a 'tracking' predatory alien called Xenomorph ahead of the Qatar Cup.

A summertime fanfiction of Independence Day (Will Smith). Enjoy, 

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A space-portal was opened up in another part of the known universe, drawing in a terrible black insect dragon creature of intelligence and wrath known as the Xenomorph.

However, a team of space-warriors known as Red-Mask followed the Xenomorph 'dragon' into the space-portal, so when it landed on Earth, and it hid in the ocean by Qatar as the World Cup neared, Red-Mask soldiers/crusaders aligned themselves to detect the invisibility cloaked alien of rather large size (7 ft tall) in the ocean and spray it with acid. The hope was to eradicate a terror undermining our basic traffic securities (Facebook, NASDAQ, Interpol, etc.).

RED-MASK: We'll 'blend' into Qatar culture with special social-media blogs about patriotism in times of terrorism woes.

The Red-Mask crusaders, men and women combined, set off to Qatar to extinguish the presence of the dragon, and they took with them their acid-guns for the deep-waters dive to save the great Earth.

RED-MASK: Who'd thought...years later...we'd be celebrating/toasting to triumph in the form of alien-dolls for Xmas kids?

The valiant humanoid space-warriors didn't hesitate to execute the mission they came to Earth for, so future visitors of this amazing 'clan' would regard their integration by the 'few' (Qatar!) into human civilization as one of 'earned' patriotism.

AMLAN SATAN (Red-Mask Captain): The dragon was sprayed to become holey and disintegrated into a 'leviathan' of data.

As the Qatar World Cup opened up, times were on the horizon for brighter lights and greater daybreak for a species fraught with tribulations like the Coronavirus and 9/11.

AMLAN: It's 'fresh' to settle into the planet you'd been honored to serve/protect!
EZZY: True; the dragon's gone; new horizons; I'm cheering for Argentina.

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