Horus hopped for a day and a night, and only rested the following morning. A big tree soon served as his resting abode as he lurched on the branches comfortably.
For a long time, Horus enjoyed his solitude alone and soon fell in love with the sacred silence that would have been perfect if not for the noise of the grasshoppers and crickets calling out to their mate.
Hours later, Horus's eyeballs began to obey the law of nature, and the tired alien soon fell into a deep sleep that lasted for a while.
Horus's sleeping was abruptly cut short by the screaming of a human lady, who seemed to be attacked by some people.
"None of my damn business," Horus muttered aloud, and close his eyes to his sleeping, but the lady's screaming keeps reverberating in the silent night, and even the grasshop
