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0:00In this world, once every year, an
0:01enormous black mystery box falls from
0:03the sky into every town. The boxes are
0:05hundreds of feet tall, covered in
0:06glowing golden symbols, and each
0:08contains a portal to a different world.
0:10One year, a box revealed a jungle filled
0:12with dinosaurs. Another [music]
0:13contained a city made of gold. And
0:14another held an endless ocean filled
0:16with enormous creatures. Every box stays
0:18open for exactly 1 hour. Anyone can
0:20enter and take whatever they find, but
0:21when the doors close, anyone still
0:23inside is never seen again. Five years
0:24[music] ago, Ryan's father entered a box
0:26containing a beautiful floating
0:27paradise. In the distance stood an
0:29enormous golden statue. He promised Ryan
0:31he'd bring him a piece for his birthday,
0:32but as his father approached the statue,
0:34he suddenly stopped. He slowly looked
0:35up. An enormous shadow passed overhead.
0:37Ryan watched his father disappear.
0:39Seconds later, the doors slammed shut.
0:40Ever since then, Ryan had waited for the
0:42boxes to return, hoping to find his
0:43father. Then, one morning, a gigantic
0:45black cube crashed into the town square.
0:47Thousands gathered as golden symbols
0:49[music] glowed across its surface.
0:50Suddenly, the doors opened. Inside was a
0:52frozen wasteland. Mountains of ice
0:54stretched toward a dark purple sky,
0:55[music] and strange glowing creatures
0:57wandered through the snow. A countdown
0:58appeared above the entrance. 60 minutes
1:00remaining. Hundreds of [music] people
1:01rushed inside. Ryan followed. Walking
1:03through the snow, he noticed something
1:05golden sticking out of the ice. He
1:06brushed away the snow and [music] froze.
1:08It was the exact same statue his father
1:10had approached five years ago. Ryan
1:11began digging desperately. Beneath the
1:13statue was a metal hatch. He pulled it
1:14open. A staircase descended underground.
1:16Ryan climbed down into an enormous
1:18tunnel filled with thousands of glowing
1:19doors, each marked [music] with a
1:20different symbol. One showed a dinosaur.
1:22Another showed an ocean. And at the end
1:24was a door covered [music] in golden
1:25clouds. Ryan recognized it immediately.
1:27It was his father's paradise. He grabbed
1:29the handle and pulled. The door opened
1:31into a floating island surrounded by
1:32waterfalls and golden trees, but the
1:34island was empty. Ryan searched the
1:36abandoned houses, calling for his
1:37father. Suddenly, he heard a faint
1:38voice. "Ryan?" He turned around. His
1:40father was chained to the wall of an
1:41abandoned building. "Dad!" Ryan rushed
1:43toward him and began pulling [music] at
1:44the chains. "Ryan, you shouldn't have
1:46come!" "I came to find you. We have to
1:47get out!" His father grabbed his arm.
1:49"Ryan, listen to me. Don't trust the
1:51sky." Ryan finally broke the chains.
1:52Suddenly, the ground began shaking. An
1:54enormous shadow passed over the island.
1:56His father's [music] face went pale.
1:57"It's here!" Ryan looked up. A gigantic
1:59black creature crawled across the sky.
2:01Its body covered in thousands of glowing
2:03golden eyes. One eye turned toward him,
2:04then [music] another, and another. His
2:06father grabbed his hand. "Run!" They
2:07sprinted toward the golden door as the
2:09creature reached [music] through the
2:10clouds. Its enormous fingers tearing
2:11apart the floating islands. They jumped
2:13through just as the creature's hand
2:14smashed into the ground behind them.
2:16Ryan slammed the door shut. "How much
2:17time is left?" his father asked. [music]
2:19Ryan checked the countdown on his wrist.
2:2047 seconds. They sprinted through the
2:22tunnel and up the staircase. But as they
2:23reached the frozen wasteland, [music]
2:24the ice began cracking. Gigantic black
2:27tentacles burst through the ground. The
2:28creature was emerging beneath them. They
2:30ran toward the entrance as the cube
2:31began shaking. "20 seconds!" The
2:32creature smashed through the mountains
2:34behind them. "10 seconds!" Ryan could
2:35see the town square through the open
2:37doors. "5 seconds!" The creature lunged.
2:39Ryan's father grabbed him and jumped.
2:40They flew through the doorway just as
2:42the enormous doors slammed shut. Ryan
2:44hugged his father tightly, tears
2:45streaming down his face. His father
2:47reached into his pocket and pulled out a
2:48piece of gold from the enormous statue
2:50in Paradise. He smiled. "Happy birthday,
2:52Ryan." In this world, once a year,
2:53[music] the whole town plays
2:54hide-and-seek with Mr. Tick. On Seeking
2:56Night, a tall green thing with a ticking
2:58[music] clock for a heart counts to 100
3:00in the town square. Anyone he finds is
3:01gone forever. Last year, he found
3:03[music] me and I survived. Here's how it
3:05works. At midnight, the church bell
3:06rings and the fog rolls in. Mr. Tick
3:08walks [music] out of it. He's tall, way
3:09too thin. His smile goes from ear to
3:11ear, and where his heart should be,
3:13there's a clock. Tick, tick, tick. The
3:14closer he gets to you, the faster it
3:16ticks. He faces the church wall, counts
3:17[music] to 100, and the whole town hides
3:19until the sun comes up. The weird thing
3:21is, he never looks exactly the same. One
3:22year, he limped. One year, he whistled
3:24the whole night. The grownups [music]
3:25just say it's the fog. So, in our town,
3:27hiding is everything. Houses come with
3:29hiding spots instead of garages. Kids
3:30get a grade [music] for hiding on their
3:31report cards. The mayor has hidden in
3:33the same chimney for 30 years. And
3:34there's only one rule: never look at
3:36him. My little sister, Dot, [music] is
3:37the best hider in town. Every time she
3:39hides, she hums the same little song.
3:41She says, "It's so you can always find
3:42me." Last year, I hid in the big oven at
3:44the bakery. At 100, the ticking came
3:46straight [music] for me. Tick, tick,
3:47tick, tick, tick. The oven door opened.
3:49That huge grin was right in my face. He
3:51leaned in and whispered, "Found you."
3:53And everything went [music] black. When
3:54I opened my eyes, I was still in the
3:55bakery, but everything was gray. Fog
3:57everywhere. Every clock on the wall had
3:59stopped at midnight. [music] Then a hand
4:00grabbed my shoulder. It was an old man.
4:02He walked with a limp. He smiled and
4:03said, "Easy, kid. You made it." I asked
4:05him where I was. "The other side of the
4:07fog," he said. "Sometimes [music] Mr.
4:08Tick lets people go. They end up here."
4:10And I wasn't the only one. There were
4:11about a dozen of us. A mailman, a lady
4:13who whistled all day long, a boy in
4:14pajamas. They gave me bread. They gave
4:16me a bed. [music] Nobody here ever got
4:18hungry. Nobody ever got old. And they
4:19told me the best part. Once a year, when
4:21the bell rings, one of us gets to go
4:22home. So, I waited. [music] Every night
4:24I sat at the edge of the fog. And
4:26sometimes, if I listened really hard, I
4:27could hear Dot humming on the other
4:28side, like she was still looking for me.
4:30Then, one night, the church bell rang.
4:32The old man put his hand on my shoulder.
4:33"Your turn, kid," he said. "Go home."
4:35[music] Everyone smiled at me, wider
4:36than I'd ever seen them smile. I walked
4:38into the fog, toward the sound of the
4:39bell, toward home. The fog got thicker
4:41and thicker. And then, it was gone.
4:42[music] I was standing in the town
4:44square, facing the church wall, and I
4:45was counting. 98, 99, 100. Behind me,
4:48doors [music] slammed. People screamed.
4:50The whole town was running and hiding
4:51from me. I looked down. Where my heart
4:53should be, there was a clock. Tick,
4:54tick, tick. [music] That's when
4:55everything made sense. The year Mr. Tick
4:57limped, that was the old man. The year
4:59he whistled all night, that was the
5:00lady. The people on the other side of
5:01the fog weren't survivors. They were
5:03every Mr. Tick from every year before.
5:05Nobody he finds ever survives. [music]
5:06You wait in the fog for 1 year, and when
5:08the bell rings, you walk back out as the
5:10next Mr. Tick. [music] Last year, Mr.
5:11Tick found me. This year, I am Mr. Tick.
5:14And then I heard it, humming, coming
5:15from the bakery, from the oven, my old
5:17hiding spot. Dot. I tried to stop. I
5:18really tried, but my legs kept [music]
5:20walking. I opened the oven door. Dot
5:22looked up at me, shaking. And I heard
5:23myself whisper, "I found you." In my
5:24town, on full [music] moon nights, the
5:26moon comes down from the sky and looks
5:28through your windows. And whoever it
5:29sees is gone by morning. That's why
5:31every house in town has thick wooden
5:32boards. [music] When the church bell
5:33rings at sunset, every family nails them
5:35over every single window. Then the kids
5:37go to bed at 9:00, and our parents
5:38remind us of the most important rule. No
5:40matter what [music] you hear, never
5:41leave your room after midnight. My
5:43parents are the best. Every night Mom
5:44sings the same lullaby to me and my
5:46little sister Ellie. And Dad [music]
5:47checks every board twice. But nobody can
5:49stop the moon from looking. On full moon
5:51nights, it floats down so low it almost
5:53touches the roofs. [music] A huge pale
5:54face with giant round eyes sliding from
5:57house to house, peeking through every
5:58crack. And if one of those eyes finds
6:00you, [music] the next morning your bed
6:01is empty and your window is wide open.
6:03Last month, it took my best friend Leo.
6:05Leo lived right across the street. He
6:06was the only kid in town who wasn't
6:07scared [music] of the moon. He used to
6:08say, "It doesn't look hungry. It looks
6:10sad." His family had the thickest boards
6:12on the whole street, but the morning
6:13after the full moon, his window was open
6:15and the boards were lying in the grass.
6:16Everybody said the moon took him. His
6:18mom cried on the porch all morning.
6:19>> [music]
6:19>> The next day, I saw her at the bakery
6:21laughing like nothing had happened. A
6:22week later, I found Leo's notebook in
6:24our secret tree house. [music] It was
6:25full of drawings of the moon, but in his
6:27drawings, the moon was smiling and on
6:28the last page, he wrote three things.
6:30Mom isn't Mom at night. The boards
6:32aren't [music] there to keep the moon
6:33out. Leave a crack. I didn't understand.
6:35My mom is the nicest person in the
6:36world, but after that, [music] I started
6:37noticing things. After every full moon,
6:39Mom's fingers are wrapped in bandages.
6:41Dad sleeps the whole next day. And on
6:43the inside of my bedroom door, there are
6:44long, thin scratches at the height of a
6:46grown-up's hand. When I asked Mom about
6:48them, she smiled and said it was the
6:49dog. We don't have a dog. Tonight was
6:51the full [music] moon. When the bell
6:52rang, Mom came into my room with her
6:53hammer. She nailed the board over my
6:55window, one nail [music] at a time. Then
6:56she kissed my forehead and said,
6:57"Goodnight, sweetheart. Don't come out,
6:59whatever you hear." She was smiling, but
7:00her smile was too wide. At midnight, the
7:02house went [music] quiet. Then I heard
7:04something in the hallway, something
7:05crawling. Nails scraping across the
7:06floor and Mom's voice humming our
7:08lullaby, but slower and wrong. [music]
7:10Then sniffing, right under my door. Then
7:12a soft knock. "Sweetheart, it's Mom.
7:13Open the door." I grabbed the
7:14screwdriver [music] from under my bed
7:16and I pulled out one nail. A thin line
7:17of silver light spilled across my floor
7:19and a giant eye appeared in the crack,
7:21but it wasn't looking at me. It was
7:22looking past me, at my [music] door. The
7:23handle was turning. The door creaked
7:25open and the moonlight hit what was
7:26standing there. It was wearing Mom's
7:28[music] nightgown, but it was way too
7:29tall. Its arms dragged on the floor. Its
7:31jaw hung all the way down to its chest
7:33[music] and when the light touched it,
7:34it screamed and ran. Then the board flew
7:36off my window and the light lifted me
7:37out of my room up into the sky. From up
7:39there, I could see the whole town and
7:41behind every boarded window, in every
7:42hallway, [music] long, thin shapes were
7:44crawling toward the kids' bedroom doors.
7:46The moon was never taking kids. It was
7:48saving [music] them. The boards were
7:49never there to keep the moon out. They
7:50were there so the moon couldn't see what
7:52our parents turn into after midnight. Up
7:53on the moon, I saw Leo. [music] He was
7:55waving at me, smiling bigger than I had
7:56ever seen him smile. And all the missing
7:58kids were there with him, safe. That's
8:00when I remembered. [music] My little
8:01sister, Ellie. Her window was still
8:02boarded shut. In this empire, nobody has
8:04seen the emperor in 40 years. You see,
8:06he only speaks through his parrot, a
8:08giant golden parrot that sits on the
8:09palace balcony. And every morning at
8:118:00 a.m. sharp, it squawks the
8:13emperor's orders. "Nobody enters the
8:14palace. BOW TO THE BALCONY. BRING the
8:16emperor his crackers." And the whole
8:18empire obeys. Every single day, three
8:20wagons full of crackers roll into the
8:22palace. Nobody asks why. My name is Pip,
8:24and I'm the only person in the empire
8:25who writes down every order. I've done
8:27it since I was six, notebook after
8:28notebook. And one night, I noticed
8:30something. The orders were the same
8:31every year. Same words, same order, same
8:34day, like a song on repeat. "Nobody
8:36enters the palace." On the first of
8:37every month. "More crackers." Every
8:39Tuesday. For 40 years. Nobody else had
8:41ever noticed. So, the next morning,
8:42>> [music]
8:42>> I hid inside a cracker wagon. It rolled
8:44through the palace gates, past the
8:45guards, past the walls, into the
8:47darkest, dustiest hallway I'd ever seen.
8:49Cobwebs on every painting, dust on every
8:51step. Nobody had cleaned this place in
8:53years. I followed the cracker crumbs all
8:55the way to the throne room, and I pushed
8:56open the doors. The throne was empty,
8:58just a crown sitting on the cushion,
8:59[music] covered in dust. And next to it,
9:01a little stone grave. Here lies the
9:03emperor. The emperor didn't stop showing
9:04his face. He died 40 years ago. Then I
9:07heard it. Flap, flap. The giant golden
9:08parrot landed on the throne, old,
9:10feathers falling out. It looked at me.
9:12"Nobody enters the palace." It squawked.
9:13Then, quieter, "Nobody. Nobody." It had
9:15been alone in here for 40 years, eating
9:17crackers, repeating every order the
9:19emperor ever taught it, because it
9:20didn't know what else to do. Nobody was
9:21ruling the empire, just a lonely bird
9:23remembering. Then I saw a letter on the
9:25throne, under the crown, sealed with
9:27gold wax. "My final order." It said on
9:29the front. I opened it. "When I am gone,
9:30open the palace doors. [music] Let the
9:32people choose their own leader. The
9:33empire belongs to them." He wrote it,
9:35but he died before he could say it out
9:36loud. So, the parrot never learned it.
9:38And a parrot can only repeat what it
9:39hears. I looked at the parrot. It looked
9:41at me. I read the letter out loud,
9:42slowly, once, twice,
9:44>> [music]
9:44>> 10 times. And the next morning, at 8:00
9:46a.m. sharp, the whole empire bowed to
9:47the balcony. The parrot flapped out,
9:49took a deep breath. "OPEN THE PALACE
9:50DOORS." THE guards froze. "Let the
9:52people choose their own leader." The
9:54crowd went silent. [music] "The empire
9:55belongs to them." For the first time in
9:5740 years, the palace doors swung open. A
10:00month later, the empire held its first
10:01vote ever. Everyone got to choose. And
10:03the winner? The parrot, by a landslide.
10:0540 years of experience, never missed a
10:07day. And me? I'm the one who reads him
10:09every new law, out loud, 10 times. And
10:11every Tuesday, I still bring the
10:13crackers. In this world, every person
10:15has a voice in their head called a
10:16guide. You see, your guide tells you the
10:18right thing to do, always, and it's
10:19never, ever wrong. So, nobody here makes
10:21mistakes. Take an umbrella and it rains.
10:23Study page 40 and page 40 is the whole
10:25test. Don't eat that and the potato
10:27salad was bad. Nobody gets lost, nobody
10:29gets hurt, nobody even loses a sock. And
10:31all around our town is the wall, 50 ft
10:33tall, made of black stone, older than
10:35anyone can remember. Behind it live the
10:37hollow ones. Nobody's ever seen them,
10:39but [music] every night you can hear
10:40them scratching at the stone. And the
10:41only gate in the wall has been locked
10:43for 300 [music] years. My guide is
10:45called Wren. Wren has been with me since
10:47I was born. She's the best guide in the
10:48world. She tells me jokes when I'm sad.
10:50She helped me make my first friend. But
10:51this year, [music] she started saying
10:53weird things. Don't tell your mom what I
10:54say anymore. She won't understand. So, I
10:56didn't. Your friend Leo isn't really
10:57your friend. [music] Stop talking to
10:59him. So, I did. Go for a walk tonight,
11:00along the wall. So, I went. And the
11:02closer I got to the wall, the clearer
11:03her voice got, like she was standing
11:04[music] right next to me. Good, she
11:06whispered. You're doing so good. the
11:08other kids at school about their [music]
11:09guides, and they all said the same
11:10thing. Their guides had gone quiet.
11:12Lately, they barely talked at all. Mine
11:14wouldn't stop. The guides are sick, Wren
11:15[music] said. The town is in danger, and
11:17only you can save it. How? There's a key
11:19in the old clock tower, behind the third
11:21brick. Every [music] night for a week,
11:22she told me a little more. Which brick,
11:24which stairs, which guard falls asleep
11:25at midnight. And she was right about all
11:27of it. She's never been wrong. On the
11:29seventh night, I [music] climbed the
11:30clock tower, pulled out the third brick,
11:31and there it was, a huge, rusty, iron
11:34key. Now, Wren said, take it to [music]
11:35the gate. I walked through the empty
11:37streets in the dark. Right up to the
11:38gate in the wall. On the other side, the
11:39scratching [music] had stopped. It was
11:41totally silent, like something was
11:42waiting. I held up the key, and for the
11:44first time in my life, I hesitated.
11:45Wren, what's on the other side? Help,
11:47she said. Help for all of us. Trust me.
11:49Have [music] I ever been wrong? She
11:50hadn't, not once. So, I put the key in
11:52the lock, and I turned it. The gate
11:53groaned open, slowly. [music] Cold air
11:55poured through, and then I heard it. Not
11:57just one voice, thousands of them, all
11:59[music] whispering, all at once. And
12:00every single one sounded exactly like
12:03Wren. Thank you, they [music] said.
12:04That's when I understood why the other
12:05guides went quiet. They weren't sick,
12:07they were scared. The real Wren had been
12:08gone for a long time. [music] And
12:10something outside the wall had been
12:11talking to me through the stone, night
12:13after night, pretending to be her,
12:14waiting for someone to trust it enough.
12:16The shadows [music] came pouring through
12:17the gate, and the last thing I heard was
12:19the voice in my head.
12:20>> You did so good.
12:21>> In this world, if two people ever get
12:23married, they actually swap ages
12:24permanently. A rich old man named Arthur
12:26spent years searching for a young bride,
12:28until finally he offered a young poor
12:29girl a massive fortune to marry him, and
12:31she actually agreed so she could help
12:33get her little sister off the streets.
12:34At the wedding, the man could barely
12:35walk, but he kept grinning at her, ready
12:37to finally become young again. The girl
12:38never smiled. Then the priest announced
12:40they were married, and they kissed each
12:41other to confirm the transfer. But
12:42instead of growing younger, the man
12:44started aging way faster. His hair fell
12:46out, his skin turned gray, and he
12:47collapsed into dust. The girl let out a
12:49small smile, revealing two sharp fangs.
12:51As it turns out, Arthur had accidentally
12:52married a literal vampire who was over
12:543,000 years old, which ended him
12:56instantly. In my kingdom, everyone is
12:58born with a color. Red people control
13:00fire. Blue people control water. Yellow
13:03people control light. And above all of
13:05them, there's the king, the only white
13:08person in the world, giant, stronger
13:11than all three colors together. And the
13:13king has only one law, colors must never
13:16mix. If a red and a blue fall in love,
13:18his guards come at night. They break
13:20down the door, and the two are taken to
13:22the tower. They're never seen again. My
13:25mom is red. My dad is blue. And I was
13:28born purple. My whole life, I've been
13:30hiding. Hood, gloves, long sleeves. If
13:34anyone found out, my parents would be
13:35taken. The only person who knows my
13:37secret is Daisy. She's yellow, my best
13:40friend. I always wondered why the king
13:42hated mixing so much. So one night, I
13:45sneaked into the castle. I found his
13:47secret library, and inside, the oldest
13:50book in the kingdom. I opened it. White
13:52is not a color. White is all colors
13:55together. There was a family tree. Red
13:57with blue, their purple son with yellow,
14:00and at the bottom, a white child. The
14:02king, he wasn't born special. He was
14:05born from mixing. And if colors kept
14:07mixing, more white people would be born,
14:09as strong as him. That's why he made the
14:11law, not to protect anyone, so no one
14:14would ever be as strong as him. I ran
14:16home to tell my parents, but but the
14:18door was broken. They were gone. The
14:20next morning, the whole kingdom was
14:22called to the square. My parents were
14:24there, in chains, in front of the king.
14:26>> These two broke my law.
14:28>> He said.
14:29>> And they had a son, a mistake.
14:31>> He raised his hand over them.
14:33>> No! I ran to the middle of the square.
14:35My hood fell. Everyone saw. Purple. He's
14:38lying to all of you! I held up the book.
14:41HE WAS BORN FROM MIXING. He just doesn't
14:43want anyone to be like him. The king's
14:45face changed.
14:46>> Then you'll be the first to disappear.
14:49>> He attacked. A white blast came straight
14:51at me, and a wall of yellow light
14:53blocked it. Daisy. She stood next to me.
14:56>> Together?
14:57>> I raised my hands. For the first time in
14:59my life, I let my power out. A purple
15:01light. Red and blue together.
15:04>> She raised hers.
15:05>> Yellow. Purple. Yellow. Red, blue, and
15:08yellow. We brought our hands together,
15:10and fired.
15:11>> A white beam, as
15:13>> bright as the sun. It hit the king right
15:15in the chest. He was thrown across the
15:17square. His crown rolled on the ground,
15:19and he didn't get up. For the first
15:21time, someone was as strong as him. The
15:24guards dropped their weapons. The tower
15:26was opened. Hundreds of people came out.
15:28Couples who had been taken years ago. My
15:30parents ran to me.
15:32>> That day, [music] the law ended. Now,
15:34years later, when I walk through the
15:36kingdom, I don't see three colors
15:38anymore. I see orange, green, pink,
15:41purple. Colors nobody had ever seen
15:44before, and nobody hides anymore.
15:46>> In this town, there was a magic remote
15:48that could freeze anyone until that
15:49person pressed play again, but only one
15:51random person got to use it each day.
15:53[music] Some people would use their
15:53remotes to pause their teachers to cheat
15:55on tests, while others would pause their
15:57parents to play video games all night.
15:58Well, a boy named Brian and his best
16:00friend [music] had spent years being
16:01bullied by this jerk named Marcus. So,
16:03when Brian finally got to use the
16:04remote, they waited for Marcus [music]
16:05after school. And sure enough, Marcus
16:07marched over and grabbed his best friend
16:08by the neck. Marcus slowly raised him up
16:10into the air. So, Brian [music] just
16:11pointed the remote at him and clicked
16:12pause. Marcus instantly froze, but then
16:14he had an idea. You see, someone [music]
16:16could just unpause him tomorrow. So,
16:17without thinking, Brian smashed the
16:18remote on the ground. He told his best
16:20friend they were finally safe, but he
16:21didn't answer. Brian started shaking
16:22him, but his body wouldn't move. Wait,
16:24he had accidentally paused both of them?
16:25[music] In this world, every morning the
16:27sky turns a different color. And
16:28whatever color it turns determines
16:29exactly what will happen that day. If
16:31it's green, everyone can fly. Kids race
16:32through the clouds, people fly to work,
16:34and nobody needs airplanes. If it's
16:35yellow, everything you touch turns to
16:36gold. People wear gloves, nobody shakes
16:38hands, and one man accidentally turned
16:39his toilet into solid gold. But if the
16:41sky turns red, monsters appear. Giant
16:43spiders climb buildings, enormous
16:45creatures roam the streets, and everyone
16:46hides underground until morning. And
16:48purple? Purple is the worst. Everyone's
16:49shadow comes alive, and if it touches
16:51you, you die instantly. Nobody knows
16:52what color tomorrow will be. People go
16:54to bed praying for green. Others stay
16:55awake terrified they'll wake up to red.
16:57Until one morning, Ryan [music] woke up
16:58to screaming outside his window. He
17:00pulled back the curtains and his stomach
17:01dropped. Enormous black clouds covered
17:03the sky, swirling around a gigantic
17:05purple vortex directly above his town.
17:06Nobody had ever seen anything like it.
17:08Emergency sirens echoed through town.
17:09People were running through the streets
17:11staring upward. Suddenly, an enormous
17:12purple beam shot down from the vortex,
17:14striking a man in the middle of the
17:15street. He began floating upward,
17:17screaming until he disappeared into the
17:18clouds. Then, another beam appeared, and
17:20another. Within seconds, hundreds of
17:21people were being lifted into the sky.
17:23Ryan rushed downstairs and grabbed his
17:24little sister, Lily. But before they
17:25could escape, a purple beam blasted
17:27through the roof, surrounding Lily. She
17:28began floating upward. Ryan jumped and
17:30grabbed her hand, but the beam lifted
17:31both of them [music] straight into the
17:32clouds. They landed on an enormous stone
17:34platform floating thousands of feet
17:36above Earth. All around them, thousands
17:37of people were chained to the ground
17:38with glowing purple chains. And at the
17:40center stood an enormous black tower
17:42with a gigantic purple eye staring down
17:44at everyone. Suddenly, chains shot out
17:45from the ground, wrapping around Ryan
17:47and Lily's wrists. Then, the chains
17:48began glowing. Ryan watched as the man
17:50beside him started aging. His hair
17:51turned gray, his face [music] filled
17:53with wrinkles, and within seconds he
17:54collapsed onto his knees. Then, Ryan
17:56looked at Lily. Her hair was turning
17:57gray, too. An old man beside them
17:58pointed toward the tower. "It's stealing
18:00our years! Every second we're chained
18:01here, we get older, and that thing gets
18:02stronger!" Thousands of streams of
18:04purple energy were flowing through the
18:05chains and into the enormous eye. Then,
18:07a voice thundered across the platform.
18:08"Soon, I will have enough power to
18:10control the sky forever! Every day will
18:12be purple!" Ryan looked back at Lily.
18:14She was barely able to stand. do
18:15something. Then, he noticed [music]
18:16something strange. Every chain was
18:18connected to an enormous glowing opening
18:19at the bottom of the tower, carrying
18:21stolen years into the eye. And beside it
18:23lay a broken chain, still glowing
18:24purple. Ryan grabbed the loose end and
18:26climbed the stone steps spiraling around
18:27the tower. The enormous eye turned
18:29toward him. "What are you doing?" Ryan
18:30reached the top [music] and threw the
18:31chain around the eye. It tightened
18:32around its enormous pupil. Then he raced
18:34back down the steps, dragging the other
18:35end toward the glowing opening. He
18:36shoved it inside. Instantly, the chain
18:38flashed purple. The eye let out a
18:39deafening scream. Its own years were
18:41being drained through the chain. The
18:42enormous eye began shrinking. Cracks
18:44spread across its surface [music] and
18:45the tower shook violently. "No! Stop!"
18:48Then, with one final scream, the eye
18:49shattered into thousands of purple
18:51pieces. Every chain on the platform
18:52snapped. The stolen years rushed back
18:54into their owners. Gray hair turned
18:55brown. Wrinkles disappeared and Lily
18:57became herself again. But suddenly, the
18:58platform began collapsing. Ryan grabbed
19:00Lily as they fell straight through the
19:01clouds. Then an enormous rainbow spread
19:03across the sky. Their fall slowed.
19:05Thousands of people floated gently down
19:06[music] toward Earth. Ryan and Lily
19:08landed safely in their front yard. All
19:09around them, families were reuniting,
19:11hugging and cheering. And the next
19:12morning, something incredible happened.
19:13The sky was still rainbow-colored. For
19:15the first [music] time in history,
19:16everyone could choose which colors power
19:17they

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