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Suddenly, the captain exclaimed: “I see him!” Before disappearing from view. Lamont scrambled to follow Carter as his voice carried through the cavern.…
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Lamont shrank into his coat as he followed behind Carter, who was nimbly bounding between narrow outcroppings to follow the winding course of the strea…
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Lamont, who had been listening in on his own wrist radio, nodded toward the horizon beyond the jagged peaks of the mountains that rose above them. The …
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“I’ve been to a dozen worlds outside of Earth before this one, and you know what they have in common?” Carter asked rhetorically. “They all would have …
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Rico’s eyes flashed with anger. “Captain, Rex and Rosemary need our help. I should not be returning to the elevator.”
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“This place is a mausoleum,” The captain answered soberly. “That, or the site of a massacre. The entire floor looks to be covered at least two or three…
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As they reached the dome, Francis glanced at the arm of his coat and gestured to draw the others’ attention to it. Their dosimeter patches were glowing…
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“Obviously some kind of intentional construction. Primitive, but clearly intelligent. Made of found objects.”
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It was quiet, but growing more noticeable, sounding as if a multitude of hollow wooden tubes were being knocked against each other.
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“It is strange,” The large man answered gravely, “Not knowing at all what to expect. Having no way to begin to know. I cannot say that I like it.”
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Carefully, Francis Carter stepped off the edge of the gangplank and onto the alien soil. With practiced precision, he said: “With this step, mankind ta…
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“Steady your—” Carter began to say, but he was interrupted by a chorus of groans and muttered oaths. Lamont suddenly felt as if a suit of chainmail had…
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