When several Symbiotes crawled out of the spaceship, they had already turned completely into puddles of goo.
It was not because they had gotten carsick and changed shape. Before they flew over, Polaris had taken away their hosts—the little Mutants—and given them a ride while she was at it.
There was only one human left: Helen. She had hidden inside the ship and escaped Polaris's notice. When she stepped onto the surface of Klyntar planet, all she could see, aside from barren craters, was a pile of colorful goo that had just fallen from the sky.
"Ugh... Well... anyway, welcome to my home." Thunder's voice trembled. The golden goo no longer had the strength to move, while the green goo behind him was doing slightly better. It slowly dragged itself forward and said to Helen, "Little girl, I have to say, your driving is really a bit... Do all you Earthlings drive like that?"
Helen thought for a moment and said, "My dad told me that speed is passion... though you should remember to close the roof."
After saying that, she walked ahead on her own, while the other puddles of goo followed behind her. Blue Spirit squirmed forward as he said, "Seriously, after staying on Earth for so long, coming home feels really strange. Having no legs feels so weird..."
"Stop complaining." Thunder squirmed along as well. "Nowhere compares to home. That's a universal truth."
Helen climbed to the top of the tallest nearby crater and looked into the distance. Then she realized this did not look like an ordinary planet, and these so-called craters were not landforms created by meteor impacts.
Every rise beneath her feet was made of Symbiote bodies.
The planet beneath her was a spherical celestial body formed by countless Symbiotes tangled together. Every patch