Jazzpaw & Rynn: Mission 1 - Nuclear Nearth

ISBN-13: 9781477684313 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 312 str.

Wendy K. Coetzee

Opis

Rynn was just a regular kid from a regular school. Until the day he was randomly chosen by an alien computer for a mission of galactic importance. It was bad enough that he was expected to face up to the terrifying Brogans from the parallel universe of Nearth who were aiding and abetting earth along to its inevitable crisis, without the added complication of having an alien mission leader from Zabadak whose chosen disguise on earth was a dog of dubious origin. And he was supposed to do all this with little more than his PC, the Internet ... and all the friends he could muster. The trouble with humans is that we mess around with the delicate balance of earth. And we've taken everything too far. So far that now the rest of the galaxy, in particular, the inhabitants of Zabadak, are being affected in a seriously bad way. The planets near earth are due to line-up. It presents the perfect opportunity for the Brogens to manufacture some particularly devastating mischief that will send earth spinning into a black hole, taking the rest of the planets in the solar system with us. All it requires is one major explosion to kick-start the whole thing. And what better place than the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station in Cape Town, South Africa? It's way too late for scientific or even adult intervention. The inhabitants of Zabadak gave up on that course years ago. What is needed is an army of fast-moving and responsive warriors that see things for what they are without analyzing everything into a state of inactivity. Those warriors are the children of earth. If Jazzpaw can get Rynn and his friends to believe in the seriousness of the threat, connect with one another and ultimately join forces with children all around the planet, he can muster the power he needs to fight back against the Brogens.

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