At Heathrow, we were welcomed by Lady Leyla, who took us to our dedicated gate - the Terminal 9 Gate ¾ - It’s a secret gate, she said with a smile. A beautiful nod to British literature, we assumed. She explained that Elon Musk and Richard Branson also use it as their test launch pad when testing in the UK. And indeed, we took no less than 3 shuttles whose objectives were to blur the idea of where we were. My Map on the phone stopped to localise us bizarrely. Top security zone.

Tagachi was already on site, coordinating the rockets’ arrival and preparation. Finally, at 4.30 am and the 2 rockets were ready to blast off. Professor Kwigbelle made the last adjustment on the stabilisers - She made a few last-minute calculations on Renate’s sketches - and gave her the green light. Doctor Stellacat repeated each step of the process with the team - the blastoff, the Atmosphere crossing, The space flight and the way back. Sergey made sure that all microchips were responding and connected. Sash took the position in his Diamond Rocket - each rocket was named in honour of Kelly Dee - “Diamond Dee” for Sach. At the same time, the Gerbils adjusted their seat belts in the Azur Rocket “Azur Dee”. Tagachi made the last safety check - and Snail, in the control tower, signalled that the skies were clear for go. The Engines trembled, and the lights went on one by one. Dom covered the event and took many pictures to document the History… before anyone knew that any story was being written for prosperity.

“Heathrow 9 ¾ to Diamond Dee, Heathrow 9 ¾ to Azur Dee, Are you Ready to blast off?”

Sach and the Gerbils gave the sign - and the acceleration sounded on - until it was unbearable. And they slowly fired and left the ground in their own directions.

Snail laughed with his nerves in the microphone very loud - that made everything less dramatic for a second!

And the two rockets were reaching the skies until they shone like a star high above.

We were so confident in our adventure that we started to plan it - 17 rockets… equals a max capacity of 7,777, ready to embark on Mignonverse. I wonder if anyone would be willing to join and explore with us? So we started planning train tickets from London to our secret Launchpad. I can’t wait to tell the world about our beautiful space discovery.