This is the next page of my story, if anyone could translate it, thanks...
Ash: Well, what were you doing with my statue?
Mother: I was... Wait a minute, I’m the parent! I don’t have to explain myself to you!
Ash: You do if you don’t wanna get hurt.
Mother: That’s it, I’ve had it! You’re grounded!
Ash: Fine!
(Mother runs out of the room and Ash slams the door behind her. Ash gathers his stuff and puts the statue in the bag. He runs out of the house and catches the bus. The bus arrives at school.)
Narrator: At Ash’s school . . .
(Ash gets off of the bus and enters the school. He sees his friend Julia, an exchange student from Mexico, standing by her locker. He walks towards her.)
Julia: Ash, what’s the matter? You seem stressed.
Ash: It’s my mom. She’s always in my business. I don’t know what to do with her.
Julia: Come on Ash, she couldn’t be that bad.
Ash: You wanna bet? Anyway, guess what I bought.
Julia: What?
(Ash reaches into his book bag and retrieves the statue.)
Julia: Wow, what is it?
Ash: It’s a statue of the goddess, Bastet.
Julia: You don’t actually believe in her, do you?
Ash: She’s a great part of the history of my people. Please, don’t mock me.
Julia: Okay, okay. School’s about to start, we’d better hurry.
(Ash puts the statue back into his bag and runs to science class. Julia and Ash sit in their desks, the bell rings.)
Teacher: Good morning, class. Today, we’ll be discussing tomorrow’s solar eclipse and how eclipses happen.
Ash: There’s going to be an eclipse?
Julia: Yeah, you wanna come to my house to watch it?
Ash: Sure! It would be better there than at my place.
Julia: Why?
Ash: My mom.
Julia: Oh.
Narrator: In the old antique shop . . .
(The clerk is standing behind the counter and teleports to a dimension with gridlines and a shadowed figure sitting on a throne. The clerk becomes demonic and bows towards the figure.)
Narrator: In the lair of darkness . . .
Figure: Have you given the boy the statue?
Clerk: Yes, your majesty. Goddess Bastet will destroy him.
