"Dad, I will be ready to go in a few minutes," I said, five minutes later.
"That is good," said my father. "I will search for the documents that I have prepared. We will leave in a few minutes," my dad said.
I saw that the hologram was using the phone to receive an address in the morning and send it through the black hole. The hologram then verified the address, and with the hologram's help the ship's registry. The document was then stored in the black hole before engaging the aero-disc. The hologram then gave me instructions to get home.
"I plan on experiencing all that I haven't had time to do. I will build useful devices. I will create my own vehicles to drive as well as educate myself, and my family, as well as my invisible friend," I said.
"Your invisible friend?" asked the hologram.
"You wouldn't believe me if I told you the truth," I said.
"Try me," said the hologram.
"Don't want you to leave," I said.
"I am your friend. You must not forget me," said the hologram.
"I will remember my friends. I will see you another day," I said.
We were down to the bottom of the island. We took the water craft back to the beginning of the island where we then took off in the air in a rocket pack. We ran for a few minutes, then flew in the air. We made our way to my house where we then deactivated the house and moved into my house in the air. We walked in for about 10 minutes before my robot dropped a letter into my hand. Then, the robot changed form from a shiny metallic robot to a form-fitting robot with a nice voice.
"You have done well overall. You are on the list of the most well-built supers," the robot said.
"I will grow up to be the best building robot in the world," I said.
"We are having a problem. We can't detect the repair bots," said the robot.
"Where are they?" I asked.
"We do not have complete information. But we are on the way," said the robot.
We stood side by side as we stared at the damaged wall close to the table. I then examined the table and realized that I had to use the hologram's instructions. I crawled towards the wall closest to me. I swiped my hand across the wall and directly into the gap. I then turned on the hologram and placed my hand on a part on the wall that was broken. I used my hands to read up on the hologram's instructions for the latch on the wall with the broken area. It was the hologram's voice that told me how to do this part on the wall.
I used the power grid to support my hands and then pushed my hand straight through the wall. Then I used the hologram's voice to gauge how good I was doing.
"Good. You are doing great. You now need to be as fast as the space station when you are inside the space station. Here are your instructions. Get the robot to set up a time-lapse camera. He must now set up a camera on the outside of the house as well. After this is done, he may then do whatever he wants inside the house," said the hologram's voice.
"I will get started," said the robot.
"I have to be as fast as the space station. I will get as fast as I can," I said.
"Watch what you say or the robot will just do one part of the job," said the hologram.
"My house is being damaged by the weight of the atmospheric pressure," I said.
"We will take care of that later," said the hologram.
"I am going to take the hologram's hand like he did and then I will be as fast as the space station," I said.
"Good job," said the robot.
I then became faster than the space station as I swooped down towards the hologram. I grabbed it and then flew the hologram towards me. I then pulled the hologram onto my hand. However, every time I slowly applied gravity to the two parts, they would sail away from me. I waived my hands in the air and then I began to keep both hands still until the hologram calmed down and I was able to grab the hologram.
"Take care of that part for me," I said. "I need to have a look at the hologram."
The robot turned the hologram away so that I could look at the hologram. I correctly guessed the hologram's shape and then started to move closer to it from different angles and lights in order for me to get my hands around it.
"That part is on the table," said the robot.
I then focused on the table and moved the hologram on top of another hologram of the table. I then moved it into the hologram and then focused on it. I then used the mesh from the table to create a hologram.
"See me," said the hologram.
"I see you. I will try to wrap up this current job and then join you," I said.
"I was nice to you. I think we will be very good friends," said the hologram.
"That's OK. I am glad you will be my friend," I said.
"I will keep you stationary. I believe that I will be able to maintain this. I also think that my repair bots are currently trying to repair the space station's bond. I will also as fast as I can so I can connect with you," said the hologram.
The robot slowed down my rotations inward. The hologram was wrapped in a sheet. The hologram then turned and looked at me.
"Adjust your speed to keep constant rotation," said the robot.
"No problem," I said.
I then spoke with the hologram. I told the hologram that he was my friend and that I had done well to keep the ship running.
"We will have a lot of time for friends," said the hologram.
"I see you," I said.
I then corrected my rotation to maintain. The robot made the hologram's tone to be warmer, but the hologram assured me that he would remain still. I knew that he was ready to do this.
"This is it," said the robot.
"I will miss this," I said.
I then returned to my rotations to keep rotating and ensuring that my hands will keep a continuous rotation. Eventually, I found that I was keeping both my hands still. I was going to be one with the hologram.
"I will now create a door," said the hologram.
I realized as I grabbed the hologram that I needed to keep it stationary and maintain it.
"It will be like just like this," I said.
I moved towards the door. I then noticed that a time-lapse camera was already there. The blue glow penetrating my eyes was because of the light from the time-lapse camera. I moved out of the way so that I could get the hologram into the door. I then had to make sure my weight was in the hologram.
"What do you see?" I asked.
"I can see inside of the house. I will observe the activity of the robot," said the hologram.
"That's good," I said. "I need to run a test to see if the hologram is in the center of the hologram. I don't think the hologram you created will be accurate," I said.
"I will check both of us," said the hologram. "All done."
"That's OK. The hologram is in all right," I said.
The hologram's tone was now different. I could finally see the hologram in the hologram. It looked to me as if I were outside and seeing the hologram inside of the hologram. I then grabbed the hologram and placed it back in the hole.
"I will now bring up the interior lights, and I will keep the lights on. You will need to get out of the black hole," said the robot.
"He will be floating both hands. I will be floating my right hand, and we will be in the space station," said the hologram.
"That's right," I said.
"I will help you move out of the black hole," said the robot.
I then gently pushed out of the hologram with my right hand. I felt comfortable as I worked, but I tried my best to keep making sure that my hands were still rotating together, so that I could maintain the hologram's shape. I kept getting smaller and smaller until I was out of the hologram's shape.
"Make sure you stop. That was a good job," said the robot.
I then gently moved the hologram to the table.
"It's OK. You were very good," I said.
The robot was now moving the hologram on the table. Then, the robot gently pulled the hologram into the table. The robot then put the hologram back into the size of the table.
"I will rebuild the hologram on the table. Let me know when you are there," said the robot.
"That's OK," I said.
"Here are the instructions. For the wires that are attached to the hologram: the blue wire is on the opposite side of the hologram from the hologram you have visually seen," said the robot.
"Ok," I said.
I then changed my speed so that I could stop and stop the hologram from rotating. When the hologram stopped, I then released the hologram. I then grabbed it with my fingers and I gently moved it towards the table. I then held the hologram up. I then put it back into the table. I then put it into the table and swiped the hologram with my hand.
"The hologram is now in the table," I said.
"That's OK," said the robot.
"The robot is now repairing the space station's bond," said the hologram.
"He will rebuild the hologram once he is done," said the robot.
"That's OK. I am sure you will help me rebuild the hologram," I said.
"I will be watching you," said the hologram.
I then lifted up the hologram from the table.
"You need to lift the hologram higher because the hologram is too heavy for the table," said the hologram.
"I will work on the hologram so that I will be able to take a hologram apart. Once I do this, I will then rebuild it," I said.
"Don't harm yourself," said the robot.
I then reached for the hologram. I then rested the hologram on my left hand.