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Personal Narrative-Landing On Utopia

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Landing on Utopia

I stepped out of the spaceship onto dry green plants that reminded me of grass. I was overwhelmed by all the new smells, sights and sounds that were coming towards me. It was just incredible that we had traveled for six years in some sort of coma, and now we were finally here. Every family was standing together and talking eagerly to each other about all the new sights, sounds and smells. One of the smells was new, so I got eager and started walking around trying to find out what it was.

This new scent wasn't actually new, but after six years in a spaceship I realized that I was smelling fresh air. The feeling was so great. I knew that I would get used to everything, but all the other smells were also overwhelming. I caught …show more content…

It was very neat, and I felt like dancing! The other families had also gotten into a party mode, so we all started dancing. We had a great time, but in the end the party whale went under water and the party was over. It seemed like we had danced for a long time, because it was getting darker. Suddenly it got very quiet, so I was startled when I started hearing a low buzz. I listened, and suddenly an insect like creature dropped down in front of me. I saw that it was an airdrop, one of the creatures we had been told about by ESA. The people from ESA had said that it would be good for carrying messages around. There was also a loud chirp coming from the forest. I couldn't see what made the sound, but it was very nice to listen to. I looked around, and saw that none of the families were tired, since we had been sleeping for six years, so we figured that we would have to get going if we wanted shelter for the night. The air was filled with sounds of sticks that snapped and ropes that were tied. After what seemed like an hour, there was a big cabin like structure standing in the middle of the field.

We sat together in the cabin and talked about our thoughts about the new planet we were on, and everyone was in a happy mood. We ended up lying down and listening to the sounds of wildlife on the planet. This planet seemed very inhabitable, and we all realized that

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