Aliens: Infestation

Weyland advances the first mission (Nostradamus) to LG-426 to determine if the 'Xenomorph' intelligent alien communication is dialogic...or hostile.

Alright, I'm going to sign off with another Alien fan-fiction, inspired by the films as well as the video-games I've come to really admire over the years as a fan and fan-fiction writer and player! Thanks so much for reading,

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Peter Weyland was organizing his new ambitious universe human space exploration missions to make final contact with the mysterious and super-intelligent alien creature known as the Xenomorph. The Weyland Corporation had become bigger than IBM and NASA combined, and the purpose was to forge bridges between humans and Xenomorphs. However, Peter had to convince millions of this rationality, since the Xenomorphs were large insect-like dragon aliens who simply terrified all humans who confronted it. Peter Weyland had to be something of a salesman!

When the human crew of the first mission on board the Weyland vessel the Nostradamus arrived on the uncharted planet of LG-426 in the Rai Galaxy from which emanated a special Xenomorph communication signal detected by the Weyland Corporation, everyone was curious to see if the Xenomorphs would work alongside humans. However, the human crew, comprised of multiple soldiers with laser-guns, quickly deduced the aliens were hostile. This was therefore a survival game, and no one at Weyland predicted this!

The only female commander of the Nostradamus crew was a handsome and lovely brunette named Daniels who believed the Xenomorph intentionality should be quickly dissected before the aliens were either attacked or avoided should hostilities arise. Daniels was the new school in space exploration and believed survival was the top priority and therefore didn't really trust Peter Weyland and his lofty ambitions in space. She was the ideal rebel as well as idealistic human diplomat!

When the Nostradamus crew scurried around LG-426 and engaged the attacking venomous large Xenomorph aliens, using their laser-guns and cannons to simply fire the hell out of the intelligent predatory creatures, everyone was curious to see if this would become an apocalyptic scenario. However, Daniels and the rest of the crew simply considered this experience to be something like an 'alien-infestation' consciousness. They simply treated the hostile aliens like infesting termites of immaculate size!

One of the soldiers on the Nostradamus crew, Hicks, remarked that this sort of apocalyptic mission reminded him of all the errors of human civilization in Earth's past such as World War II and Northern Ireland. Daniels agreed that humanity's frustrations with inter-religious conflicts and wars reflected this space conflict with these infesting Xenomorphs who clawed at humans and spit acidic blood from their mouths and bit with their jaws like sharp sharks. It was as if humanity's faith in adaptation itself was being tested!

One of the female crew members of the Nostradamus, Ellen Ripley, ended up in the egg-patch ground layer lair of the Xenomorphs on LG-426 and quickly became a human 'hostess' for various fertility experiments carried out by the intelligent if parasitic and cannibalistic Xenomorphs. Ripley's destiny was uncertain, and she may end up as an 'immortal' hostess for various egg-laying grids for the Xenomorphs in the universe Weyland daydreamed various inter-species economics. This was either heaven or hell!

Weyland himself told parents that they should buy their kids the new Aliens video-games being marketed by the Weyland Corporation. These video-games encouraged kids to think actively about the courage and flexibility in space required to engage, inquire, and defend against these intelligent but unpredictable Xenomorphs in a landmark human event in the universe. The video-games became popular, but Weyland had to stay profitable!

DANIELS: Human nature is complex, and our tendency is to deify survival even when it comes at the expense of good sense, which is why these terrifying Xenomorphs simply remind us of the basic frailty of survival in the known universe, and Weyland better stay adept at balancing warfare with ledgers.

As the battle between the humans of Nostradamus and the large Xenomorph insect-dragon aliens on LG-426 raged on, Peter Weyland remarked that this was only the beginning of a potentially long 'saga' of inter-species engagements in the known universe. However, Weyland critics wondered if this was a timely sign of the coming of doom. After all, the Xenomorphs encountered thus far were simply and clearly black dogs!

WEYLAND: We have to remain confident and optimistic, since we're sending human women on these space-exploration missions involving engagements with these intelligent but lethal Xenomorph aliens, so if we want to suit up and mask up and arm our precious fertile women for these species arenas, we have to present these missions as signs of great human democracy, reflective of women's roles in 'cinema' throughout our history.

However, Daniels maintained that despite all this rhetoric and marketing, the space engagements with these infesting terrifying Xenomorph aliens would continue to represent a human perception of pure danger. After all, without proper address of species incompatibility, no ambitious presentation about evolutionary teamwork in the universe would seem altogether rational. Weyland would have to coordinate money with rice!

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