Female DelightsChapter 39 The Wanderer s Second Return
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NORDYKE
(c) 2017 by Anthony Durrant
"It looks like he's dead to the world, sir!" I said to Captain Swanson.
as we looked down at the bunk in which his first mate was lying with a
champagne bottle by his side. "It looks like you'll have to leave him
here for now; he's too drunk to move."
"Then, mister, you'll just have to replace him!" the Captain replied, and
he scooped me up and carried me physically to his vessel, the Congo Eel.
There, he put me down on the deck, and we went into the cabin together.
There, he introduced me to Professor Hancock and his assistant, Molly
Malone. Theodosia Swanson, the Captain's wife, served us all haddock and
hops for supper, and as we ate, the professor explained his mission:
"I have been sent by the Oceanographic Society to locate my lost
colleage, Professor Martha Falkyn, who went missing while on a hunt for a
giant creature that has lately plagued these tropical waters!"
"What's your name?" Molly asked me, and I replied:
"My name's John Nordyke, and I'm the first mate on this voyage, the
regular one being too drunk to come."
After supper, the Captain ordered me to whey anchor, and I did so
reluctantly. He then himself cast off the bow line while I cut off the
stern line. The ship then set off across the ocean with the Captain
himself at the wheel, while I quietly went to bed below decks.
***
The next morning, I awoke and went to the upper deck. The professor was
standing on deck already, as was Theo. The professor smiled at me and
said:
"Time for breakfast, young man!"
"Yeah, I know!" I replied, and then we entered the galley and seated
ourselves at the table for breakfast.
"That was wonderful, Ms. Swanson!" I said as I cut into one of my waffles
and put the piece I'd cut in my mouth. "Where did you learn to make such
delicious waffles?"
"That's my secret," she replied, "which I'll never tell!"
"Amazing woman!" I said - just as a large creature rose from the water
and zoomed past us.
"What was that?" I asked the Captain, who replied:
"That was probably the creature Professor Falkyn was following when she
vanished, Nordyke!"
All of a sudden, I saw the creature again in the bow porthole. It
charged directly at us, and as it approached, I realized that it was a
gigantic angler fish with glowing golden eyes! It rammed the ship right
in the port bow, shattering it and flooding the hull. forcng us all to
run for the lifeboat and climb into it. The captain cut the support
ropes, sending us all tumbling into the sea. We were forced to right the
lifeboat before we could climb into it. I asked the Captain as the ship
sank to the bottom before our very eyes:
"So, now what?"
"Now, we row toward that island over there in the distance!"
And so both Theo and Molly rowed the lifeboat as I relaxed with the
Professor and the Captain. After several hours of rowing, the two women
switched places with the Captain and I. In this way, we followed the
creature to an island that none of us recognized.. As soon as we hit the
island, we climbed out of the lifeboat onto the shore. Leaving the boat
in the sand, we wached as the creature headed toward the shore, opened
its huge mouth, and roared, before setting off into the sea again.
"At least we're still alive and kicking!" I said quietly.
"Stilll alive and howling!" said the Professor.
"Still alive and yowling!" said Molly.
"Just like Johnny Doolan's cat!" said Theo.
We went into the jungle, which was lush with fruit and full of game. As
we entered a clearing, however, we discovered a small village whose
residents were all Xanti trolls, creations of a long-dead geneticist
during the Robot Wars so long ago and so far away. They had strong
facial features with tiny noses and sharp fangs, and their bodies were
covered in short white fur.
"I will try to talk with one of them!" Professor Havelock said, and he
walked up to a female and said:
"Greetings! We've been shipwrecked here and mean you no harm. Is
Professor Falkyn about?"
All at once, the trolls burst out laughing, and the woman to whom the
Professor had spoken said:
"Look for her in the Temple of Ghi-Shini!"
"Thank you, girl!" he replied, and then he led us to the temple, which
was at the back of the village and made from rocks that had been very
carefully fitted together, and had us all go inside.
"Damn!" I said as we looked around us at the temple anteroom, which was
lit by torches and featured an altar at the back, accessible by a set of
steps at the very front.
"Who's that on the throne at the back?" Theo asked, and a woman's voice
replied:
"It is my Lord and Master, the mighty god Ghi-Shini!"
A tall woman with long ash blonde hair stepped forward. She wore an oval
spiked mask with a yellow face and green painted hair on her head and was
clad in a red halter top and green grass skirt. She was lean and
muscular, and her arms were bare.
"Dr. Falkyn?" I asked her, and she replied:
"No longer! I am the High Priestess of Ghi-Shini, ruler and god of this
island. Please come with me."
She then had the temple guards lead us to a hut in the village, where we
stayed with a native couple and their children. For lunch, they gave us
bowls of fruit that proved to be not only delicious but also energizing,
especially for Molly and Theo. Molly cried:
"I feel like a new person!"
"So do I!" Theo cried, and our hostess, whom we'd learned was named
Narquata, replied:
"Ghi-Shini is the one who makes the fruit potent and the small animals
much easier to hunt!"
"Do these fruit actually grow naturally on this island?" Professor
Hancock asked Nanquata, who replied:
"Yes, in the jungle all around us, Hancock!"
"Amazing!" the Professor replied, and our host, Verdegras, replied:
"For us, it is just a part of everyday living."
"You're certainly doing very well!" I said, and Nanquata replied:
"Thank Ghi-Shini for that! Our children, Malliya and Ombertu, eat the
fruit as well and have sice they were small; as you can see, it has done
wonders for both of then."
After lunch, Nanquata and Verdegras took us back to the temple for the
afternoon service. We knelt at the foot of what I assumed was the idol
belonging to the temple: it depicted a tall slender man with long legs
wearing a black suit and helmet with a transparent visor. I looked
directly into his face and saw that it was both human and handsome.
"That's no idol!" I thought. "It's a man wearing some sort of
containment suit to protect others from whatever it is that his body is
emitting - radiation? Anti-energy?"
As a matter of fact, although Ghi-Shini's eyes were closed, I had no way
of knowing whether or not he was asleep or as dead as a doornail. After
we said our prayers to the god, we returned to our guest house to spend
some time relaxing with our friends.
"Ghi-Shini certainly provides, darling!" Theo told her husband. "Our
hosts are right about that."
"But how does Ghi-Shini provide for his people?" I asked. "Radiation?
An energy matrix? or something?"
"You are absolutely right about that, young man!" the Professor replied.
"it could be something dangerous."
"Thanks, Prof!" I replied, and the Professor smiled and nodded.
"Good man!" the Captain said with a big smile of his own, never realizing
tomorrow would turn out to be worse.
***
The next morning, we all woke up with a start, only to find the whole
village in an uproar. Running out to one of the trollwives nearby, I
asked her:
"What the hell is going on here?"
"Ghi-Shini's mask has been stolen frok the temple!" she replied. "The
priestess is furious!"
"We'd like to help you if we can!" Molly said as she followed me out of
the Verdegras family's hut.
But then we heard a dry laught coming from the centre of the village
itself. There, squatting on the ground like a dog, was the High
Priestess, who said:
"What need do you have of the castaways, when my own powers are stronger
than theirs. Look! I will ask the spirits themselves where we can find
the mask!"
Everyone crowded around her, including all five of us. We watched
quietly as she built a fire, it it and then dropped some sort of powder
in the fire, then saw her chanting away. Unable to recognize the
dialect, I did hear the name Ghi-Shini repeated over and over
nonetheless. Then, at the end of her chant, she opened her eyes and
shouted:
"The spirits tell me that the mask is at the home of Verdegras and his
wife and children. Chieftess, if you go there, you are sure to recover
the mask!"
The Chieftess, a huge and powerful female troll, then had the five of us
captured and taken to a small hut at the edge of the village, where
prisoners were kept under guard.
"We're suspected of having taken the mask out of the temple!" The Captain
said, and I nodded. A few minutes later, the Chieftess entered our cell
and spoke to the Captain, saying:
"We found the mask of Ghi-Shini hidden away right where the Priestess
told us to look. Her oracle spoke the truth, although we heard it not.
Come!"
She led us out of the hut and into a larger hut, evidently the home of
the Priestess, because there were a number of various items and tools I
assumed she used for her divinations. There was even some clay at the
back, which I helped myself to as the Chieftess showed the mask to the
Priestess and said:
"Your oravle told us where to find the mask."
The Priestess smiled at the Chieftess and said:
"Now, to complete the oracle: Ghi-Shini told me that she who found the
mask must now wear it!"
"'Tis done,O maiden of magic!" the Chieftess said, and she put the mask
on over her own hairy head, then rose to her full, imposing height with a
start. "I hear a voice!"
"The voice is that of Ghi-Shini, my Chieftess!" the Priestess replied,
never noticing that I'd sculpted an image of her in the clay I'd stolen a
few minutes earlier. When she did turn around, I grabbed a pin and
jabbed it into the area just above the statuette's chest at the back.
She screamed in pain and knocked the statuette out of my hand, then
shouted:
"You know the sentence for the theft of the mask just as well as I do.
Now, take them away!"
The Chieftess then had her guards take us to the seashore just as the
creature came near the shore. They hurled us all into the creature's
mouth. As it submerged and turned away from the seashore, we heard the
sound of gears moving as it dove deeply into the water. When I came to
my senses a few minutes later, I the
"I bet it was built around an existing hull, too!" I told the Professor
as I helped him back onto his feet.
"Look at this place!" Theo cried. "It's all metal in here - even the
creature's organs!"
"Where are we?" Molly asked, and I replied:
"We're in the belly of the beast!"
"Why are those gears moving?" the Captain asked, and the Professor
replied:
"Because the creature's moving, of course!"
"We better take a look around!" the Captain said."
"I managed to gather a basket of the fruit," Theo said, "so we won't be
hard done by yet!"
"That should make us a delicious supper for tonight, Ms. Swanson!" I
replied.
We all headed directly into the creature's bowels, looking for its
control bridge or control area. We finally located the main control
area, where a robot pilot sat guiding the big fish through the water.
The Captain grabbed the robot and tore it out of its chair depite its
protests, then hurled it into the wall. Seating ,myself in the robot's
control chair, I took over the controls and was able to steer the damn
thing back toward the island and its lagoon. I told the Captain:
"It's fighting me all the way - it must know I'm not its robot pilot!"
"Keep up the good work, then Nordyke!" Theo cried as she fed me one of
the fruit.
A canoe with several of the native trolls on it suddenly appeared, and I
pulled back on the joystick, causing the big fish to leap out of the
water and zoom across the beach into the cliff, which it struck with
great force. Opening a hatch in the beast's belly, we all clambered out
of its breat and looked around. Looking down at the big fish, I saw that
it was built on top of an old hull - probably that of a cargo vessel,
because of its large size - a typical thing for robots in te Robot Wat
to do to save time and effort. We all stepped down onto the seashore,
and as we headed back toward the temple, the Captain said:
"Now, we must try to get back to the temple and find out what Ghi-Shini
actually is!"
"Ghi-Shini may be our only hope of escaping this dreadful situation!" the
Professor added thoughtfully. "We need to stop the Priestess!"
"Then that's just what we'll do!" Theo replied, and we sneaked back
toward the village and entered the temple through the back door. Again
facing the prone form of Ghi-Shini, the mysterious man in the containment
suit, I asked the Professor:
"How d'you think we should wake him up?"
"That will be your job, Nordyke!" he repilied.
I lit one of the safety matches I carried, then pulled out one of my
shoelaces and tucked it under Ghi-Shini's right foot. Then I used the
match to ignite my shoelace and blew it out, then watched the flames
gradually go up that one shoelace toward Ghi-Shini until it passed over
the temple floor and under Ghi-Shini's foot, where I watched as the foot
burst into flame. At exactly that same moment, I felt a surge of pain in
my right foot just as Ghi-Shini opened his eyes - a pain that surged
through the whole of my body minutes later. The next thing I remember is
finding myself seated on the throne of Ghi-Shini. Rising to my feet, I
walked over to the pile of clothes lying where I'd once stood and knelt
down, then snuffed out the flames with my foot.
"Who d'you think you are, Nordyke?" the Captain asked, and I replied as
calmly as I could:
"I'm Barnabas 'Barney' Baxter, also known as the radioactive man and
later, Ghi-Shini! I also should know better than to play with matches!"
"But, how did you come with us earlier?" Theo asked, and I replied:
"That was a solid holographic manifestation of my id that arose while I
was still asleep on my throne. Now that I have revived and am awake
again, I'll help you survive on this island."
As we left the temple and headed into the jungle, we failed to notice
that the crouching winged figure atop the temple turned its head to look
right at us . . .
***
I had evrybody gather some of the othe fruits and berries on this island
for an afternoon snack as well as the energizing fruit. While I was
picking some of the dates from a palm tree near the shore, I heard a
cackle in the back of my head.
"Who's there?" I asked, and a new voice replied:
"Damn telepathic mionster!" I said to myself.
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