Bayonetta: Cyber-Roswell

A Story by Abishai100

Amlan travels to Roswell to take a break from his capitalism-scholarship and discovers strange American imaginations about daylight.

A nice folkloric nod to the odd but undeniable allure of the US area of Roswell, and why it spawned multiple American TV series about fantasy-adventure! Enjoy,

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Amlan Satan's an Algerian-American studying blood-diamond smuggling in North America linked to terrorism and Interpol-relations. His hobby is sci-fi fantasy and enjoys collecting Robotech/Alien media and drawings/artworks about alien species and technologies and space-pilots such as Max Sterling.

Satan (Amlan) lives in Baltimore, and he's interested in traveling to Roswell (New Mexico) this summer to investigate the local folklore surrounding alien-UFO spaceship sightings which made the small US area so iconic/famous. Satan's particularly proud of Baltimore and its certain worldly urban offerings including the Aquarium and Orioles stadium.

AMLAN SATAN: Going to Roswell to do this alien-spaceship private freelance journalism/editorial will be cathartic.

Amlan's a big fan of sci-fi horror films like Alien and Prometheus and how they reflect a worldly inquiry into the projected nature of human contact with other-world intelligences and species, since perhaps they re-present his work-life interests in civilization ergonomics and exchange customs (e.g., capitalism-terrorism).

He's recently purchased a video-game system (Sony), and he's busy exploring the female-warrior game Bayonetta, an exposition on antiheroine courage in the realm of cyber-fantasy adventure. The game features an iconic female broad-swordsman pitted in scenarios requiring great human imagination and intuition and acrobatics. This fantasy game has fueled Amlan Satan's curiosity about Roswell alien-folklore and what comprises human civilization tall-tale campfires/daydreams.

AMLAN SATAN: When I traveled to Bucharest, I felt like I was engaging with 'aliens' from another entire world!

His girlfriend is the celebrity field-hockey player from the Netherlands, Elka Kuyt, and she's anticipated to bring home the Olympic gold for her country this summer. However, Amlan told her he won't be there to watch, since he'll be in Roswell (New Mexico).

WRITER: Roswell (New Mexico) has become synonymous with Apocalyptic folklore surrounding Earth transformation.

Satan hops into his blue Beetle (VW) and high-tails it to Roswell before the fear of missing out on great journalism inspiration in Roswell (New Mexico). His '60s refurbished auto is a nice symbol of his generic liberal outlook on American living.

HITCH-HIKER: So you're headed to Roswell, Satan?
AMLAN: You're an interesting pick-up, River!

HITCH-HIKER: I guess I want to see Roswell now too, new friend.

AMLAN: We'll double as a journalism-duo in Roswell for this expedition.

HITCH-HIKER: God bless America, man!

ROSWELL NATIVE: We welcome curious outsiders but with a serious/sensitive inquiry and vision of our history.

AMLAN: Do you believe aliens got to Earth using some space-time portal to speed through distance?

RIVER: I guess it's possible...why'd the average people of Roswell believe in such nonsense?

The reason they believed it was because of strange reports and iconic historical sighting-photos such as the one of the flying-spacecraft/saucer soaring above the Roswell skies one day, generating the historic and timeless dialogue!

WITNESS: I was abducted by one of these alien-creatures from Roswell, and here's the drawing of the man-creature!

When Satan got home, he decided to release all this strange metaphysical tension and play Bayonetta on his Sony video-game system once more. He decided that the fantasy presented in this female-war exposition was enough to satiate his endless curiosity about human endeavors on Earth.

AMLAN: The thing that makes this game so cool is its cool re-presentation of basic human daydreams.

Still, more people continue to flock to Roswell (New Mexico) to entreat their indulgent curiosity about what comprises this historic and endless local US area folklore and mythology regarding real-life contact/sightings of alien-creatures from faraway planets.