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and survivors of the tragedy to
gather information about the attack. Both NORAD and NASA admitted
that they had completely failed to track any of the two UFOs on
their radars and satellites.They admitted that the two aircraft
were operating at speeds that were hundreds of times faster than
their supersonic fighter planes. According to the soldiers who were
on USS Stockdale, the smaller aircraft had an extreme rate of
climb, maneuverability and general lack of noise. The radar systems
on their destroyer had been completely switched off as the aircraft
emerged out of the waterspout. They reported to have used
binoculars and naked eyes to see it as it emerged from the
waterspout because all their computerised systems had been jammed
temporarily.
    More than 80% of the people who were
interviewed by the press in USA and Canada believed that the
aircraft were to return soon. They postulated that the second
attack would even be more disastrous than the first one. Their main
worry was that if the aircraft had managed to pass through the
world’s most restricted airspace unimpeded, then what would happen
if they were to attack a poor country in Africa?
    They could not believe that the most
sophisticated military in the world, which is able to strike
miniaturized targets from thousands of miles away with their laser
guided missiles and precision radar equipment, had failed to track
any of the triangular aircraft. They were wandering how such
state-of-the-art military planes, capable of flying supersonically
at speeds of 1200 mph had failed to locate, engage and intercept
the UFOs.
    The attack attracted lengthy debates on
social media from all corners of the world. Although most of the
comments were condolence messages, a few sadists used that moment
to express their hatred on the US army. One controversial post from
a Middle East blogger thanked the gods of the universe for
eliminating what he called ‘the world’s institute of torture," the
CIA.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

CHAPTER THREE
SECOND RAID ON EARTH
    A team of more than one hundred computer
specialists was set put up to analyze the information that had been
collected from the CIA headquarters during the first raid on earth.
These specialists were required to make detailed reports on various
topics which Lord Ghost had specified to them. They were to present
their findings to another committee of five generals that was to be
led by Gen. Cov himself. These generals were to read and summarize
their findings in order to make strategic plans for the second raid
and the final day of the attack. Lastly, the generals were to
submit the plans to both Roth and Lord Ghost for approval.
    From the biographies of all the prominent
people on earth, the generals were able to select a group of seven
scientists who needed to be fetched from earth to be added on their
team. Despite the level of technology the ghosts had reached in the
four hundred years, they still had some fear that man might be
better than them in certain fields of science. The mission of the
second raid was to collect these scientists from earth and take
them to Ghostia.
    More skeleton warriors were chosen and
trained for that purpose. They were to bring the scientists
partially dead and partially living! On capturing a scientist, the
skeletons were to start by placing a helmet over their head. The
helmets had been equipped with advanced computer systems that could
preserve both the head and the brain. It could ensure that the
brain could continue working normally for a longer period of time
in the absence of all other body parts.
    The warriors would then proceed by making a
vertical incision through the abdominal region of the scientist.
All the internal organs were to be pulled out and left on earth.
Lastly, they would peel off the skin of the scientist to expose
their skeleton. The remaining skeleton and its helmeted head would
then be