Beginning of the Future pt.1

So it flew away, into the distance. No belongings, no obligations, only the desire to leave. The creature had no motivation what so ever. It could only fly, because it was built that way.

In 1942, a group of scientist from the IBF were researching a species of birds, Holaphotus biadoras, more commonly know as the Toucan. They had a research lab in the Amazon Forest, where they kept animals and studied them. The scientists had captured five Holaphotus biadoras for experiments. They were first analyzing the habitat and niche of selected specie and were finally read to study them closely. They discovered that the toucans were the only specie of bird with four wings, but the birds beak two off them so they can fly with a better aero dynamics, and also so they can have a more powerful respiratory system.

Later, the scientists began studing the brain of the toucans. They were going to apply a tomography on one of the selected birds. All was getting ready. All was going well. So they turned it on, and something strange happened. They couldn't find any brain waves. They tried it on all five toucans, and non had brain waves. So the scientist applied the x-ray to the crew memebers. It worked on all of them.

The scientist weren't aware of how to explain the phenomenon. They had no choice but to operate a surgery. One of the unfortunate birds had to chosen to open its mind. So they picked one, injected anesthesia and started sawing the poor toucans head. Dr. Julita, the surgeon of the crew, began its job. She was doing fine till someone said, "Stop!" It was Dr. Colton, the tomoghaphist. He tuned the lights off, took the saw from Dr. Julita and began sawing himself, very slowly. The eyes of any human in that room were as open as the ocean. Every time Dr. Colton did a little push on the saw, more light would come out of the toucan's cranium. And before any one knew it, the whole room was illuminated by the bird. Soon the light was so bright the scientists couldn't even look at their own hands. There was a pleasant sound and feeling to it. They where all hypnotized. The smell of humidity from the jungle wasn't present anymore, only the smell of power and purity. Finally, Carlos Jybardiao put a towel over the bird. They were immobilized for about thirty minutes. They were somewhere else but in the same place. Only Carlos Jybardiao, the assistant scientist, native from Brazil, was awere of what was happening.