Imagine visiting the vibrant green planet of Venus, where the first sight to greet you is a magnificent fifty-foot statue of its greatest hero. Perched atop the towering New Plymouth Rock, this statue depicts a twelve-year-old boy, beaming up at his cherished companion, the jewel bear named Baba. Below the statue, inscribed in the rock, are the heartfelt words Virgil Dare (Johnny) Watson And the Marva, Baba. May their Friendship Endure! Johnny, the first human born on Venus, was named in honor of Virginia Dare, the first pioneer child born in North America. For a long time, he was the only child on the entire planet, a lonely existence alleviated only by the company of Baba. Together, they share a bond that leads Johnny into thrilling adventures fraught with secrets, challenges, and ultimately, a heros journey that earns him this monumental tribute. Join us as we explore the story of friendship, adventure, and the making of a legend on Venus.