The air was filled with the noise of the metallic creatures, the falling buildings and the crackling of fire.
One of the machines had been destroyed and two others were spotted mourning over the remains.
The dangerous heat rays set alight to everything they touched with their white-hot flame.
A local man explained the events to us, “I stayed out of sight in the almost boiling water and watched as houses dissolved before the heat ray even touched them”.
Four spider machines left the Thames carrying the remains of their comrade.
Scary or what?
There were a vast range of descriptions for these Martians and our newspaper has come across men and women that have survived the horrific event.
As you know from earlier in this article there were small greyish snake like aliens that hovered through the air
A women from Shepperton told us about the events “I was in Woking for the day and happened to see all the commotion and decided to go and look. There were alien crafts and I stood and watched as something big emerged from the craft, it looked like a greyish rounded bulk that was a size of a fully-grown bear. It seemed to be in pain as it slowly emerged from the craft”.
An old man spoke to us, “I’ve never in all my days seen anything like it. The thing had a face with big dark eyes, a V-Shaped mouth with a lipless brim and no chin. The Martian had long tentacles attached to it which acted as arms.”
A spokesperson from the FBI said, “My team watched as the aliens constructed these massive weapons. We could see they were finding it hard to do due to the gravitational force of our planet. The plant was heavily guarded and it would have been a mistake to make an attack at the time”.
Once completed, these machines were over a hundred feet tall and were capable of running at the speed of an express train. These machines had high-tech Heat ray guns attached to them that shot out an awesome white beam of light.
Military Mayhem:
The military were in full force supplying guns, ammunition and explosives to defeat these machines.
We spoke with General Stone, “We positioned the most powerful field guns around the Woking district and the London area. These guns were called batteries and should be powerful enough to defeat the Martians.”
Later we spoke to Captain Rodgers, “Im sorry to say that General Stone’s earlier comments were incorrect. The bodies have all been destroyed by the fearsome heat rays, many brave soldiers have been killed and my heart goes out to all of their families”.
The last we spoke to out of the military was Lutenet Frost, “I am glad to say, due to all of the top-of-the-range artillery, we have succeeded”.
Editorial:
All that I have to say, as a reporter is thank God it’s all over, or is it. This could happen again at any time, and we as humans, need to mend our ways. If we leave them alone, they will leave us alone. So be ready, but do your best to prevent it. Next time we may not be so lucky.
