A Rainy Afternoon

Kaito dashed through the rain-soaked streets of Tokyo, clutching his mother's hand. His father held an umbrella above them, trying to shield the family from the steady drizzle, while his older sister walked beside them, her long hair tied back neatly. Despite the rain, the city buzzed with life.

Suddenly, something sparkled in the corner of Kaito's eye. "Did you see that?" he said, pointing excitedly.

His sister squinted through the rain. "What is it, Kaito?" she asked, intrigued.

There it was again—a shimmering portal, swirling in the air just ahead of them.

Kaito's heart raced as he stepped forward, curious and excited.

Through the Portal

Kaito touched the glowing portal and found himself tumbling through space. He landed on a smooth metal floor, surrounded by blinking lights and strange creatures. The place buzzed with energy and unfamiliar sounds.

"Where am I?" Kaito wondered aloud, his heart racing.

An alien with shimmering blue skin noticed him and approached, holding a small device. "Welcome to Star Station," it said kindly, its eyes twinkling.

Kaito gasped. He was on a space station! Around him, aliens chatted and futuristic gadgets whirred.

"This is incredible," Kaito thought. But how would he ever get back home?