Star Trek

my slumber? "

The little pumpkin monster was protected by the gray wolf's paws, at this moment, a word suddenly came out in a low voice: "Wow, what a long face——hmm!"

Sulu nervously covered Chekov's mouth with his front paw.They knew nothing about the mummy, let alone what would happen if his sleep was disturbed;

The little ghost emerged from under the vampire's cloak again, ignoring Spock's seemingly displeased expression.As a Captain, he has to take on this responsibility, doesn't he?

Jim stood in front of him: "Report your name."

The mummy blinked his eyes slowly, as if the movement was difficult for him.

The mummy said: "Ghost, are you disturbing my sleep?"

Jim swallowed; no, he can't be afraid, he's the Captain.

Jim said, "Yes, I'm Jim."

The mummy stared at him with those dark eyes. "My name is Khan. Explain why you came."

Jim said, "Do you know Mr. Zombie Montgomery Scott?"

Mummy Khan replied: "I slept for 300 years, I don't know anyone."

Jim said, "Okay. But he needs you to wake up. He needs you."

Khan asked, "What does he need from me?"

Jim shook his head and admitted honestly, "I don't know"

Jim assumed he was getting up, because Khan was rising, even though Khan's rage was so smooth that there wasn't even a drop in pitch, but the cave was getting colder for no reason; the eeriness of his awakening was seeping into the air.

Khan said: "Stupid Halloween creatures. You think you can use me. Stupid, really stupid."

Mr. Mummy waved his hand, and the defenseless little ghost was sucked by him.His bandaged hands wrapped around Jim's neck, and Jim was breathing hard, the light on his body dimmed a lot, and every heavy gasp was accompanied by a loss of light.

Jaylah let out a shriek, and Spock tried to rush, but McCoy stopped him.

The doctor whispered and gritted his teeth: "Don't. He is very powerful, and you will die."

Spock stares hard in Khan's direction, "But Jim—"

The doctor took something out from behind: "Trust me."

He shook the shiny little thing in his hand: "I'm a doctor."

49. 【Spirk】For clouds and night

A group of people (although none of them are real humans) carried Mr. Mummy, who was stunned by a needle-free syringe, back to Scotty's residence on the other side of the mountain and on the other side of the sea, and found that he had just returned from the witch.

Spock asked, "Has the Nyota house been restored?"

Scotty lazily replied, "Of course, I'm the omnipotent Montgomery Scott."

"Omnipotence is a completely impractical word," Spock said.

Scotty said: "No, Montgomery Scott is omnipotent."

"The way you speak and behave shows that you are a very illogical individual," Spock said.

Scotty replied: "If you really want any logic - well, the logic is that none of us should live here. What ghost skeleton vampire, zombie bat pumpkin monster, werewolf witch mummy, are all illogical creatures, aren't they? ?”

Spock raised an eyebrow, about to retort, but Jim stopped him.

Jim pressed his hands down in the air and made a calming gesture: "Hey, guys, this is just a fairy tale. Don't think about it so much."

Scotty raised an eyebrow at Spock triumphantly.

Spock decided to make Keenser a vampire.

Jim asked, "So, Mr. Scotty, what do you need Khan to do?"

Scotty made a mysterious gesture: "Follow me, everyone."

Mr. Zombie's house has a backyard with a flowering tree.It is night now, and the flowers are hiding in the leaves while shining and laughing, the laughter is rustling, and the falling leaves are rustling.In the quiet night, there is a rain of luminous flowers.

"Is Mr. Scotty going into the secret passage again?"

"Mr. Scotty is going to see them again."

"Miss you! Scotty!"

The flowers and branches of their laughter trembled and made a lot of noise.

Mr. Zombie put a finger on his lips: "Shh, be quiet, girls."

The little bat flew around him, and was quickly pinned down by Scotty, and stuffed into the dense leaves of the flower tree. Before Keenser could squeak, the flower tree split in two, revealing the secret passage underneath to the entrance.

Mr. Zombie opened his arms: "Welcome to my real place, monsters."

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The damp and cold atmosphere of the secret passage reminded them of the experience of walking through the cave not long ago, and it was never a good experience.McCoy, the most clean freak, sneezed several times in a row, trying to rub his nose to relieve the itching, but realized that he didn't have a nose at all.

Fortunately, the end of the tunnel was dry and clean, which made McCoy much more at ease.

There was only one light stand at the end, and there was no light on it, so Scotty grabbed the glowing Keenser and shoved it inside.

"Tada—"

Scotty turned sideways and proudly showed them his collection: an ice coffin, shining brightly under the light of the little bat light source, it was also a coffin, but it was more high-end than Mr. Mummy.

They looked in, their eyes widening in surprise:

two humans.

Humans are right, they don't have pointed ears and teeth, their skin is opaque, and their blood is not cold (in fact, it has been frozen).

Holding hands, shoulder to shoulder, lying side by side in the ice coffin.

The little pumpkin monster pulled the gray wolf's hair with two small hands, and it emerged from his head.

Chekov asked: "Who is this?"

Scotty smugly explained, "I picked them up. I think they look good. Maybe it's good for us to wake up."

The doctor disagrees: "The habit of picking things up is really bad."

Spock glared at him.

Jaylah stood opposite them, the little girl didn't talk much, but when she spoke, she was sure to surprise.

Jaylah said, "Look at them, they look a lot like Jim and Spock."

Jim leaned on the edge of the coffin: "Really? I don't think so."

Jaylah tilted her head and looked at him for a while: "Indeed."

The little witch turned her head to look at Mr. Vampire over there, and then concluded: "It's more like Spock."

Now everyone gathered around, chattering and chirping, as if they were in a meeting.

"It does look like Mr. Spock! Just a little older."

They say so.

Jim asked, "So, what do we need to do to wake up these two—er, old-fashioned me and Spocky?"

Scotty replied: "We need Khan. Khan can."

Jim asked, "What is Khan going to do?"

Scotty paused. "I don't know. But I know he can. That's all it takes."

Jim nodded, "Okay."

CaptainJim was a decision maker, so he beckoned Sulu the gray wolf to come nearby, who was carrying a passed out Khan on his back, while the pumpkin monster was having fun with his bandages.

Jim praised: "I haven't woken up until now, the medicine is really effective."

McCoy snorted, "Thank you for the compliment."

Sulu bent down and shook the mummy off, and complained cautiously: "He's really heavy."

Chekov nodded in agreement, "Maybe it's because the face is too long."

The little ghost intends to wake up the mummy first so they can make him wake up the humans.He tried to get closer to Khan, but was stopped by Spock.

Spock worries that the scene in the cave will repeat itself, that Khan, waking up, will hurt Jim again.

Jim touched Spock's cold fingers. "Don't worry. Bones' needleless syringe is still in his hand. There's nothing this guy can do to hurt me."

Spock doesn't let go of him: "But there's still a chance."

Ghost blinked and thought of a compromise.

He took Spock's cold hand. "Then you hold me, and if he wants to suck me in, you can pull me back first. Are you faster than him?"

Spock nodded gravely, "Of course."

Jim bent his eyes: "Then you hold me."

Spock purses his lips. "Maybe it works."

So Mr. Vampire held the little ghost's hand tightly, and stared at him as he approached the mummy step by step.

Mr. Death complained: "My eyes hurt so much."

The little witch asked curiously: "But you have no eyes."

McCoy rolled his eyes. "Oh come on, girl, it's just a metaphor! Look at them— don't you think they're too bright?"

Jaylah bit her lower lip. "Jim will shine."

"That's not what I meant," McCoy said.

Jaylah tilts her head: "They look - look - sweet