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So what happens? In any case it would not really bother me. Nah, it might actually make me a bit exciting. Finally something the zombies have to respond to, right? But probably I will still be disappointed.
Realistically I would be acting as if nothing happens and simply be observing what the rest of the people do. Most importantly I would keeping my eyes on the ground, on the horizon. If crazy ♥♥♥♥ on the skies - keep your eyes for funny business on the ground.
Equip fedora in hat slot.
Let them beam me up to their mothership.
Allow them to taste the masterful edge of their swift demise.
Such a pity they travelled all this way, not knowing they never stood a chance.
If they are not locals however, I think that gives jurisdiction for other advanced aliens to interfere. So there is nothing to worry about. A genuine ET invasion by a true alien force. It might actually be one of the best things to happen in 13k years. The government may actually be begging the most powerful military forces in this galaxy to interfere on their behalf. Imagine if they get so desperate that they even seek extra-galactics for help to preserve their little cattle farm ?
Better late then never, I guess /j
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2gfrgJdPMg