Now that Steven and Elizabeth were ready, all they had to do now was wait. The on-board computer would do everything for them, especially their landing site. The benefit of traveling to Earth during daylight was that the sky was bright enough to prevent anyone from seeing the ship in the sky. However, the column of light that results from teleporting to the surface is bright enough to be seen during the day. The on-board computer automatically solves this by finding a location where no one will be able to notice it. As the timer neared zero, the ship approached the landing site. When the timer reached zero, the teleporter activated, quickly sending them down to the surface.
Somewhere in the Mysterious Beyond, in a barren region where there was absolutely no one to be see, a column of light appeared for a few seconds, then disappeared. The two Rainbowfaces, Steven and Elizabeth, now stood on the surface of the Earth. They stood there for a moment, taking in the fresh air. For them, this world was a pleasant place to be.
"Alright, we have one week until we have to return, and I don't have anything specific mentioned on my schedule, so what shall we do?" asked Elizabeth.
"I don't have anything specific mentioned on my schedule, either," said Steven. "Perhaps we could visit the Great Valley again. I would like to meet the brilliant young Longneck again."
"Alright, but remember, there is only so much we can tell them that wouldn't be considered 'telling'," said Elizabeth.
Steven sighed. "I know, I know." Truthfully, he often didn't like following the laws. In his opinion, it was simply enforcing the path his civilization had chosen to take, ten thousand years ago. A path that he believed was the worse alternative to what he thought could have happened, but didn't.
