BROMINE:

Together we will form Aluminum Bromide.

ALUMINUM:

It sounds dangerous...

BROMINE:

That's the point, Aluminum. It'll protect us from those selfish abusive humans.

The reaction will build up heat causing you to melt as I produce a cloud of vapor. Sparks, heat and light, are normal reactions when two elements bond. Our bond determines how ionic bonds can develop between metal and nonmetal despite the differences in our electronegativity.

However, you're too weak to bond right now.

ALUMINUM:

I will get discharged tomorrow.

RIGHT AFTER ALUMINUM GOT DISCHARGED, THE TWO ELEMENTS DECIDED TO BOND CREATING ALUMINUM BROMIDE. A SUBSTANCE THAT APPEARS TO BE A LIGHT-YELLOW COLORED LIQUID. A HIGHLY CORROSIVE SUBSTANCE THAT IRRITATES OR BURNS THE SKIN WHEN TOUCHED OR CAN GET EYES SEVERELY DAMAGED. IT IRRITATES THE NOSE, LUNGS, AND OTHER PARTS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM WHEN INHALED, RESULTING TO SHORTNESS IN BREATHE. BUT, SURPRISINGLY, ALUMINUM BROMIDE CAN ALSO BE USED IN THE MEDICAL FIELD IF USED CORRECTLY.

BROMIDE:

He will protect us from the humans.

ALUMINUM:

I hope he doesn't get abused and overused by humans.

ALUMINUM BROMIDE:

I won't get overused, Mom! Humans get cautious around me because they know I can be a threat to their body! I will protect you and Dad!