Captain Geography Short Story

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Captain Geography put on his gear his suit, shield, ring, and of course cape. From the cave, he flew out to go save the world. Not too long after he put on the suit he received a message from a citizen in Beijing, China. They said that a villain by the name of Jin Wong was trying to destroy the most important piece of history in China today. As fast as he could, Captain Geography flew to Beijing to help the citizens. When he got to the scene of the crime Jin Wong had already left without a trace. Captain Geography decided to plan a stakeout to wait for Jin to come back. The next morning, Captain Geography woke up early to observe the scene. In the next hour, a strange shadow was spotted by Captain, what he thought was possibly Jin. He crept …show more content…
Until Captain got a message on his suit from Egypt. Someone was trying to destroy and steal the artifacts from the ancient pyramids of Giza. As fast as he could Captain flew to Giza, Egypt and was stopped by security. They spotted a flying object in the sky, so they shot a net at it. Captain came swirling down faster than an airplane because he's been working out. The guards were terrified, even though they have seen people dying in the desert, huh weird. They immediately took out their guns and pointed them at the mysterious being. They shouted “ Min 'ant?(who are you?) Perquè estàs aquí?( why are you here?)” Captain Geography had never heard these word before, so he used he knew and tried to tell them what he was doing. He said, “tabdu alrrijal 'ahawil 'iinqadh alealam huna hatta law kunt aismahuu li 'an 'adhhab”(look guys I'm trying to save the world here so if you would please let me go). They were confused but kept yelling at him. They didn't believe him, nobody believed him. Captain felt discouraged, that he had somehow let his planet down. He kept thinking of all the artifacts that the villain was stealing from the pyramids. The guards picked him up and took him to a prison where he would stay until they released him. He was bored out of his mind. To be …show more content…
Someone had taken the king's body and jewels from the pyramids! Captain immediately jumped up but the guards yelled at him to sit down. He knew there was something he could do, but not here. The guards turned away, this was his chance, he got up and used his his suit to burn the ceiling so he could escape. He flew away faster than Santa coming down a chimney. The guards yelled at him in Arabic but he didn’t care he was going to save his planet from danger. He got to the scene of the crime and many officials were standing there at the foot of the pyramid. Captain ran inside the pyramid when they weren't looking. He ran down the 134 flights of stairs, and finally got there. The artifacts were all gone, every single one of them. The man was so stupid that he took a picture of himself with the jewels and mummy and sat it in the empty case. He signed it Asim Kamilah, he had heard that name before, but couldn’t think of why. He looked at the security footage of when he left. Captain saw the car tag and wrote it down. He followed the tracks in the desert and found Asim’s hideout in a rock. Captain tried to find a door but couldn’t find one so he tried using his knowledge fro stories. He shouted “ OPEN SESAME!”, and the door surprisingly opened. When he walked in he saw stacks of shiny jewels and important artifacts. Captain saw Asim sitting in the den on a couch watching t.v. As quiet as he could he took out his stun

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