Strangers on Earth

A Story by Abishai100

Venger/Xenomorph become 'Facebook-IQ' chess-wizards and cast stalemate-game theories regarding post-9/11 era Western detention.

A fable about what makes chess-play so 'discrete' and inspired by the engaged film Pawn Sacrifice (Ed Zwick). Hope you like,

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Venger (winged sorcerer) and the Xenomorph (dragon-alien) were contesting each other in chess on Venus and decided to cross the Stargate dimensions portal to go into Earth-realm and create a Facebook-demo for chess-education for human civilization in the post-9/11 era of commercial traffic securities/politics IQ in the United States!

VENGER: We shall make a 'chess-Facebook' stand in Western civilization after going through Stargate!
XENOMORPH: Good; this shall highlight our private competition regarding chess-stalemate values dialogue through Stargate.

Venger became an Algerian-American humanoid 'prince' in California named Amlan Satan, and the Xenomorph became a red-colored version of itself and remained invisible but used Facebook platforms to challenge Satan for social-media celebrations of modern game-education for the post-9/11 era of commerce/globalism oriented youth-education regarding populism storytelling.

VENGER (Amlan Satan): Everyone should learn chess or spectate (for Facebook-IQ!) and derive stalemate-theories for peace.

XENOMORPH (Chess-Alias): Good; the stalemate-condition(s) (for Facebook-IQ!) 'exemplifies' pluralism-traffic politics (yes).

FAN/AUDIENCE: This 'standoff' regarding stalemate-chess (for Facebook-IQ!) 'highlights' the nature of war-peace chat(s) now.

The Xenomorph alien became quite the 'celebrity' of Facebook-IQ Machiavellian chess and decided/opted to become a permanent 'priestly' resident-exile isolationist in the Earth's ocean-abyss, building his own intricate lights-city, made invisible by his magic-cloaking power(s) and using his computer-device to watch and comment on the chess-film Pawn Sacrifice on YouTube.

Venger (Amlan Satan) became a futurama-designer for annual summertime fashion-shows at Salk (Cali) and was hailed as a modern-day futuristic version of Dr. Seuss.