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Ich hatte meinen Freund und mich schon die ganze Woche verrückt gemacht, dass wir unbedingt mal wieder in die Stadt fahren wollten und was unternehmen. Gesagt getan, und weil wir auch was trinken wollten beschlossen wir, mal die Straßenbahn zu benutzen. Ich hatte sich schon gebadet und schick gemacht, als ich von der Arbeit kam, und während mein Freund in der Wanne saß, sah er mir zu wie ich mich schminkte. Dann holte ich schöne heiße Dessous aus dem Schrank und legte nach langer Zeit mal...

Geld regiert die Familie

Mein Name ist Mike Müller und bin 20 Jahre alt. Ich bin 1.83m groß und sehr schlank. Mit meiner Akne bin ich nicht gerade ein Blickfang für die Frauen. Dennoch hatte ich bereits drei, mehr oder weniger ernste, Beziehungen. Die längste davon hat gerade mal ein knappes Jahr gehalten. Seit einigen Monaten hatte ich allerdings kein Mädchen mehr in meinem Bett. Wenn ich mir nicht regelmäßig einen von der Palme wedeln würde, hätte ich inzwischen Eier wie Bowlingkugeln. Wie viele Jungs in meinem Alter...

Ein Freund bleibt ber Nacht

Der Abend begann wie andere Nacht, seit mein Mann von seiner Stationierung in Kalifornien zurückgekehrt war. Er war in der Marine und hatte zwei Monate Urlaub, während sich sein Schiff im Trockendock befand. Er war 6 Monate weg gewesen, als ich zu Hause in South Carolina zurückblieb, um mich um die Familie zu kümmern. Ursprünglich hatte ich geplant, mit ihm nach Kalifornien zu ziehen, aber seine Mutter erkrankte an einer unheilbaren Krankheit und jemand musste zurückbleiben und ihr helfen. Ihr...

My War in FactChapter 12 The Storm

I had to stop and take time to think about how cool my life had turned out, not in Vietnam, in Germany with Hanna and friends, my new association with my old guy friend the boiler man. I had lived in Hawaii and was from the Pacific Northwest with a combination of life adventures both awesome and bad. But all in all I had a gamut of experiences and I was still only 22 years old, the sergeant E-5 draftee of the late 1960’s. Why I was chosen to serve at the kaserne that was a Hitler favorite,...

Sea FenciblesChapter 14 A Narrow Escape

HM frigate Syren was once again on the prowl. The night before, Anson had taken his ship through the narrow passage between the Dutch islands of Ameland and Terschelling. By daybreak they were amidst the shallows, sailing under doubly reefed topsails only and with the lead going constantly. By afternoon they caught their first prey off Harlingen, an almost new brigantine sailing with a cargo of wheat. With this prize in their wake, they felt their way south, surprising a small ketch coming...

Dee Does High SchoolChapter 11

Tuesday lunch, the second day of NiS for Missy -- she was at a nearby table with Mike, who was also NiS, of course, and a couple other nudists, sophs in The Program I assumed. I guess Missy's week was going okay, since she hadn't sought me out. She and I were sort of doing a dance around each other. I still hungered for her, as a lover and especially as a friend. I knew the lover part wasn't in the cards at all, but I really missed her friendship, and kept hoping we might revive that. Over...

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Es sollte ein schöner Familienurlaub werden, doch es passierte etwas unerwartetes schreckliches und führte meine Schwester und mich zu einer wundersamen Insel. Doch lasst mich von Anfang an erzählen. Ich bin Tom und zu meiner Familie gehören mein Vater Ulf, Mutter Inge und meine kleine Schwester Emma. Mein Vater ist Softwareentwickler und hatte mit seinem neuesten Programm das große Geld gemacht. Er sagte uns nicht wie viel, nur das er nicht mehr arbeiten müsste, wenn er nicht wollte. Noch dazu...

Return to EdenChapter 9

The dialogue between ship and planet continued sporadically as the Gardener made its final approach and took up geosynchronous orbit over the Centerville settlement. Smog still permeated the Eden skies in that area, but brief clearings allowed the humans to see that considerable further development had occurred on the land below them. There were now actually recognizable roads linking the structures—probably, Igwanda speculated, needed to accommodate the natives' newfound use of wheeled...

Eden RescueChapter 21

Yet another time the Edenite mother seemed at a loss for a response. The silence went on for a full minute, longer. Meiersdottir and her companions simply waited. "You ask us to leave this world, to leave our home and go with you?" the alien finally said. "Yes," she answered. "There's no other way for you to live. Your world is going to die, and you'll die with it if you stay. But we can help you leave it." "All of us?" "No, I'm sorry," Meiersdottir admitted. "Even we can't...

EdenChapter 43

"Good morning Joe, Akakha," she said as they walked up, each again bearing one of the flagons of water. "Good morning," said Joe distinctly as he set down his jug. "Agnanga. Eeghanka." Her spirits took a decided turn for the better at the clear decision to return the greeting of friendship. They rose yet further when Akakha repeated the words. Igwanda picked up the cue immediately; "good morning," he said too. "Tell now," said Akakha immediately. "We move mother in...

Return to EdenChapter 20

"I'm sorry, Kalogakhing, I don't understand," Meiersdottir said at last. "When we choose word for us, we choose from you and not from words of this world," the mother said. "We name ourselves in your speech because we know it is you who have strength, in weapons and in mind and in all else. And we know from long that we will need you to help us in this fight. We are Strong, but Ghotagatogulagunga are many, many, and alone we cannot win." "But you never ... we never... ," stammered...

Eden RescueChapter 11

For the past three years Meiersdottir had gradually detached herself from Eden Rescue. She remained chairperson of its board and nominal CEO, but Heisinger and Igwanda—AC—had between them taken over virtually all aspects of operational management, and her regular presence was no longer needed. Given her advancing years—she'd be 113 on her next birthday, which was only two months away—making the daily trek to the organization's offices was increasingly difficult for her, and she was rarely...

Return to EdenChapter 5

All too soon their sojourn on Earth was coming to its end. The Gardener had been refitted expeditiously, its new crew and supercargo selected, and the date of departure was nearing. Save for their early unpleasantness and a few annoyances of their public relations ventures, the visit home had been an unalloyed pleasure for both Igwanda and Meiersdottir. They'd been welcomed without either hesitation or qualification by each other's natal families, and both sets of grandparents had doted on...

Eden RescueChapter 20

The native escorted them in silence to the house she'd expected, the Edenites' original building that she knew sheltered the entrance to their primary subterranean nest. He was joined there by three of his fellows, all of whom clearly meant to accompany them belowground. Parity of numbers, always, she thought. It had been one of the hallmarks of their previous visits. But there would not be parity on another level, she recognized wryly. While the humans were indeed unarmed, the metal...

Eden RescueChapter 6

"Well, Carlie, it's time." He smiled, and leaned over to kiss her forehead. "Good luck, Grandmother." "I hope I don't need it." Pushing on the armrests with both hands she stood up unassisted and turned toward the door. They were in the "green room"—the waiting area—of the most popular worldwide late-night holograph show, on which she'd appear within, now, only a few seconds. It was a painstakingly arranged, and widely publicized, appearance. A week earlier she'd called the...

EdenChapter 21

Almost instantly the communicator in Igwanda's ear exploded. "Carlos, you must let me come out immediately!" rang Meiersdottir's voice. "They're trying to greet us this time. Do you know what he's trying to say? 'We—" "—come in peace, '" finished Igwanda flatly. "Yes! It will be impossible if we don't meet them on equal terms! You aren't trained—" "Come then," he said in abrupt decision. "Only you." The native had moved a few paces into the clearing and then stopped....

EdenChapter 67

Time was closing in on their departure from Eden. They'd been at the planet for nearly fourteen Earth months, on the surface for the great majority of that time, and Captain Ziang had set a deadline of only two more weeks before the journey home would have to begin. All the scientists were hurrying to cram as much additional research as possible into the remaining time. Many were already drafting the breakthrough papers they would publish after their return, papers that would forever...

EdenChapter 68

Igwanda and Meiersdottir walked back to their mini-pavilion, as they had come to call it, in stunned silence. Meier was awake and cranky; "I changed him," Lee said, "but I think he's hungry. Can't help you there." "Thanks, Janet," replied Meiersdottir absently. "I'll take it from here." She took the baby and with practiced movements opened her tunic to give him suckle as Lee left. "Hey, ouch, little man," she said, "just suck gently ... ah, there you go." As the baby fed she...

Return to EdenChapter 27

"It infuriates me to have to win my troops' loyalty through such a childish macho display," Igwanda grumbled to Meiersdottir. "And to have let that young trooper goad me into it ... But I saw no other route. Miller fairly obviously disparaged me extensively to them, seeking to aggrandize himself at my expense, and I had to overcome that quickly." His wife simply giggled. "I'd love to have seen it, dear. And their faces when you showed him. Let me know next time you're going to play...

EdenChapter 35

"Colonel, are they gone?" asked Chavez over the communicator. "Yes, Sergeant, you may speak now. Have you—" "Are you insane, Colonel?" the sergeant burst out. "The lander is ready to go right now, we can have you safe on board in—" "Sergeant, shut up," said Igwanda sharply. He still wasn't quite certain of Meiersdottir's intentions, but he'd had more than enough of Chavez' interference. "But to spend the night camping out in the middle of thousands of—" "Sergeant, do I...

Return to EdenChapter 28

Meiersdottir did indeed consult with Shaw privately late in the day, for nearly an hour, about the next day's ship meeting. She invited Igwanda to accompany her, but he declined. "This is for you, my love," he told her. "Given my new responsibilities it would be inappropriate for me to be privy to what is said." He chose instead to spend his time with his son. The boy was ready for a nap by the time she returned, and they put him down. "It is remarkable how much time he spends...

Eden RescueChapter 40

"As soon as we're out of the wormhole we'll want to get a signal out to let Earth know we're OK," said Heisinger. "They expected us weeks ago, and they've got to be worried silly. It'll take about four or five hours for the signal to get there, but that's still a lot quicker than we will." The four of them—Meiersdottir, Heisinger, Igwanda and MacPherson—were in Meiersdottir's cabin, which they'd managed to expand by co-opting the space of the adjacent one. The old lady was still...

Eden RescueChapter 44

"Before we shut down, who's got Eugene's key for the log?" asked Meiersdottir. The Ark had been emptied of all its living cargo save for the plants unneeded on New Eden within a span of less than twenty-four hours. As before, AC—Heisinger and Igwanda—had taken on the brunt of the effort, aided enthusiastically by the remainder of the ship's original crew. The Edenites were already ensconced in their new Earthly home, their animals grazed happily in the abundant fields that had awaited...

Eden RescueChapter 46

There was a substantial welcoming party waiting as the sub-orbital came in for its landing on New Eden. Meiersdottir's entire estate staff had all turned out to greet their mistress, along with the two of Igwanda's security detail who were currently stationed there. The bulk of his security forces were now based on another nearby island but maintained their vigilance to prevent unauthorized encroachments by either air or sea. And, in equal numbers—still numeric parity, she noted—were the...

Eden RescueChapter 19

"I won't be here tomorrow," she warned MacPherson. "And today must be a short one. I need my rest; I'm going down to Eden tomorrow." "Ye gae yersel'?" he said in surprise. "Why?" "Long story," she told him. "But I need to be there, on the first landing. Does it frighten you, knowing we're here now?" He gave her a long, speculative look. "Nae, Missus," he said at last. "Wha' I did, I did forr rreasons I ha'e tol' ye, an' I do no' know still if they werre guid...

Return to EdenChapter 10

"If nothing else, you at least got him to say your name correctly," Igwanda said to his wife after they'd returned to their cabin. "And he'll not only say it right from now on, he'll say it with a good feeling," she told him, smiling. "That's what diplomacy is all about; I keep telling you, it's just applied sociology. We made peace. He even included you in that at the end, didn't he?" Igwanda shook his head in annoyance. "The man is a moron, and a mean-spirited one at that. It...

Return to EdenChapter 14

The morning brought the usual mild confusion, as scientists in various stages of wakefulness meandered around the pavilion and to and from the sequestered toilet and shower sections. As she and Igwanda, the latter with Meier slung over his shoulder, headed for the communal coffee pot Meiersdottir noticed Zo sitting by himself at a table with a slightly bemused expression. "Good morning, Lingy," she said with amusement, detouring slightly to pass near him. Startled he looked up and, seeing...

Eden RescueChapter 9

It was a truly massive undertaking, perhaps the largest that humankind had ever attempted and certainly the most complex. Basically it fell into two broad subdivisions. The first, and the most spectacular in scale, was the building of the ark itself. No existing spacecraft offered anything even close to the capacity that would be needed, as Meiersdottir and Eden Rescue came to envision the project. They wanted to save not only the intelligent native population in enough numbers to assure...

Eden RescueChapter 15

Hatred, Meiersdottir mused. Unreasoning hatred. And unreasoning fear, too. How terrible that they drive so much human thinking, and by thinking actions as well. In the two days since the dramatic confrontation in MacPherson's cabin there had been a great deal of activity. First and most immediately, the Ark's course had been righted. The ship had been on the proper trajectory, merely moving far too slowly to reach worm speed in anything like adequate time. But with all of its thrusters...

Eden RescueChapter 33

"You say that name of this ship, Ark, has much meaning to you," Gagugakhing remarked to Heisinger. "Would you tell us this meaning?" The younger woman had quickly adopted the practice of alternating with Meiersdottir in interacting with the Edenites on their voyage. Actually the brunt of the effort fell on Heisinger; the old woman was increasingly feeling the ravages of her advanced age and the efforts she'd put forth in their visit to Eden itself, and as little as an hour was enough...

Eden RescueChapter 39

For the next two weeks of perceived shipboard time MacPherson would have no responsibilities. The Ark would make its own way through worm space, completely unresponsive to control even if he wished to exert it, which he of course didn't. Left to its own devices it would in due course emerge at the point in the Earth's home system predetermined by the manner in which the ship's computer system had opened the wormhole, and his own role would be wholly redundant until then. Up to now he'd...

Return to EdenChapter 15

Back on the Gardener Miller had been awake most of the previous night, diligently monitoring the visual feed that was his only link to the planetside contingent given Meiersdottir's insistence on closing down all audio. When Zo had reactivated his communicator in the morning—after carefully admonishing Hill not to say anything—the major had demanded a detailed report of the night's events. Having been far too preoccupied to have observed anything, the sergeant cheerfully invented a...

Return to EdenChapter 24

"How the hell did you do it, Carlos?" Meiersdottir asked. "Talk them down? I kept trying with Kalogakhing but I never felt like I really made a dent." Meier, who had grown quickly unhappy with his confinement in the aliens' sparse nest, had at last decided to stop celebrating his new freedom and was sleeping soundly, leaving husband and wife some time to themselves. The aliens were continuing their mental reconnection at the outpost, with the trip back to their original settlement still...

Return to EdenChapter 36

"Uh, sir, may I talk to you privately?" Zo asked hesitantly. "Certainly, Sergeant," the colonel said with a smile. "I believe my quarters are deserted at the moment, perhaps we may go there." It was six months after their initially traumatic arrival on Eden, six largely uneventful months in one regard and dramatically eventful in many others. There'd been, as Meiersdottir had predicted, no further strife at all between the Edenites and the humans; instead, all had been working...

Return to EdenChapter 37

Good news, it's said, travels fast, and this was no exception. Soon the shipboard romance, and its culmination in the forthcoming ceremony on Eden, was the talk of the Gardener. Even Hill's erstwhile lovers rejoiced for her, so open and giving was her nature, and all of the others on board, even those who knew the two only slightly—as well as the several women who had previously been at pains to show their disapproval of Hill's undisguised sexuality—seemed pleased for the happy...

Eden RescueChapter 16

But for the next several days she had no opportunity for another visit. Heisinger and Igwanda had worked out a rough revised schedule for the rescue operation once they'd reached Eden, but they needed her input on many details as the only crew member who'd ever been on the planet. For almost every waking minute the three of them were in constant discussion, calling often on Watesi, Yuan and Paulssen for consultations. Amuri was pressed to refine estimates of the arrival of the Chen's nova...

Eden RescueChapter 43

As he'd agreed, MacPherson piloted the ship into its Earth orbit. At one point in the approach, though, he dropped so low as to virtually scrape the Earth's own mesosphere, causing Cromartie to reflexively cry out a warning. "Calm, Warren," the captain told him, applying the acceleration needed to finalize the orbit at an appropriate altitude. "'Tis a li'le verrisimilitu'e. Ye'rre wearry, ye've nae experrience in ain thrrus'er only, ye migh' make sich a mista'e in th'...

EdenChapter 65

If anything, the pace of that progress was even faster over the next few weeks. The scientists were gathering an immense body of knowledge about both the planet and the aliens themselves. After hearing Meiersdottir's description of the mating process Heisinger and Komosaki were avid for a first-hand view; the Edenites showed no hesitation about allowing them entry to the nest to witness not only that but an actual hatching. "It's unlike anything on Earth," Heisinger reported afterwards....

Eden RescueChapter 26

Both turned in surprise. The mother had advanced behind them somewhat and was staring directly at MacPherson. "You say that you have been afraid of us, Angus," she said. "Was it so when you came here to the nest, were you afraid then?" "Aye," he said, then corrected it. "Yes." "Then why did you come?" "T'face me— my fear," he answered slowly. "To find out if my fear was real or only in my head, in my mind. I did not want to fear a shadow, something that wasn't real. And I...

EdenChapter 37

They had brought water, in two jugs of the same cement-like substance Igwanda had seen before. The jugs were surprisingly well-made, though with strict functionality; there were none of the designs or decorations of the earthenware of ancient human civilizations. They set the jugs down without ceremony, each opening one to show its contents. "Good morning, Joe. Good morning, Akakha," said Meiersdottir, just as she had every morning before yesterday's attack. Trying to restore some sense...

Return to EdenChapter 4

They'd been afforded extended leave for family visits, as had others of the Gardener crew, but once those were done all of the returning voyagers found themselves pressed by the SES to sit for extended interviews by the news media, especially the holographic pundits. The Service wanted to maximize the impact of their success, and what better way than to dragoon their explorers—especially the ones who had in mind to return to the planet, and thus needed agency favor—into public relations...

EdenChapter 41

"Good morning, lover," Meiersdottir practically sang. Igwanda started awake. The sun was well over the horizon; it was the first time in ... he couldn't remember when, that he had failed to wake with the dawn. "My God," he muttered hoarsely, squinting up at the sky. "We slept in about an extra half hour or more," she said. "I've only been up for a few minutes. God knows we needed the sleep; yesterday was pretty ... intense. Including very much the last part. Mmm, lovely. But I...

EdenChapter 47

Igwanda was irritated to see Chavez step out onto the ramp, fully armed and helmeted and blaster held at ready, when the airlock cycled. "At ease, Sergeant," he called ironically. "There is nothing to fire at but us." Still the soldier continued to scan the clearing as Igwanda and Meiersdottir climbed the ramp, backing into the airlock only when necessary to avoid blocking them. "Cycle," snapped the colonel, noting with still further irritation that the inner entry was sealed...

Return to EdenChapter 41

"I must tell you we have great fear that what we ask you here to say will make you angry." Igwanda and Meiersdottir had walked with Joe and Akakha across the meadow and through the surrounding woodland to the building wherein lay the entrance to the Edenites' underground nest in easy companionship. As was usual with the aliens there was no casual conversation, but neither human had detected any sign of strain. Nor was their greeting with the native mother any different from their previous...

EdenChapter 38

Eden's sun had reached its point near the horizon when they had usually stopped, but Joe showed no signs of finishing. Indeed, as the day had worn on he seemed more and more eager, readier to answer the humans' questions than ever before, even volunteering information occasionally, but mostly pushing his own questions forward and greeting the responses with still more questions. Finally Meiersdottir held up her hand palm outward as she finished her response to a particularly delicate...

Eden RescueChapter 25

The meadow was no longer a meadow, she saw as they came in; it looked more like a war zone. Gaping holes tens of meters deep dotted it where great swaths of soil had been dug out to be transported wholesale to the Ark. Alongside them were narrow pathways of the original sod, but with the vegetation flattened and dead from the heavy earthmoving equipment that had traveled along them again and again. Even the landing site, lately vacated by the second lander on its way back to the ship, seemed...

EdenChapter 51

As two of the natives—these unarmed—separated themselves to come forward, Meiersdottir took in the scene and turned to Igwanda. "Quickly, Carlos, you need to disarm. Get rid of anything threatening." "No," he said firmly. "They offer threat." He pointed to the images of the surrounding natives. "It is as before—equal. These two, I presume they are Joe and Akakha, come at least visibly unarmed; you meet them likewise. I come prepared to defend. Once again, Amanda, we are not...

EdenChapter 53

The morning transmission began as tumultuously as Meiersdottir had expected. Toshimura, in particular, was outraged that she had departed so drastically from their plans aboard the Gardener, and spent the first two minutes expressing that with phrases like "cover-up" and "betrayal of trust" and "high-handed unilateral decision-making" sprinkled liberally throughout his tirade. "All right, John," she said when he finally began to run out of words, "but that's something I don't want...

EdenChapter 60

Meiersdottir glared at the native; a human would have recognized the fire in her eyes instantly, though the Edenite might not. "Shall we leave, then?" she challenged. "We can call the lander back now and be gone quickly, is that what you want?" "You will come back," muttered Akakha. "You came back before." "Others may come back, that's not for us to say," she retorted. "We won't come back, not where we're not welcome. We've come because we promised we would, and because we...

EdenChapter 13

Meiersdottir was true to her word; the following morning the chamber was again full. There'd been a good deal of grumbling about "unnecessary" meetings, but her prestige was such that she'd persuaded even the most recalcitrant among her scientific peers to attend. And, she noted with approval, his military ... task force, she remembered, were also present. After calling the meeting to order Shaw, as pre-arranged, immediately recognized her. "Thank you all for coming today," she began....

Eden RescueChapter 31

"I'm Amanda, and I'd like to give you welcome to our great ship, the Ark." Meiersdottir had allowed the Edenites a few hours to settle into their new and unfamiliar quarters. The ship had been broadly reconditioned to resemble as much as possible the surface of Eden. Its huge primary bay had been layered with the soil scooped up from the planet, into which had been implanted as much as they'd been able to gather of the foliage. The beasts they'd herded along were already grazing...

EdenChapter 36

Schooled by years of self-discipline, Igwanda awoke first. The sun was just over the horizon, he noticed; the night had passed, and they were unharmed and unfettered. He looked quickly about him, half-expecting to find himself surrounded by an overwhelming tide of alien faces, but there was nothing; the field was completely clear. Memories of the previous evening brought a slight flush, unnoticeable against his ebony skin but felt by his body as though it were flamingly evident. He shook...

EdenChapter 10

The Gardener reached worm speed and negotiated the worm transit uneventfully. At the astronomers' request Captain Ziang left the external scanners on for a short while at the beginning of the transit, but the view was only of a featureless void and after a couple of the more agoraphobic members of the crew asked, she turned them off. On-board excitement built quickly as the ship exited its wormhole and began decelerating toward Eden. The astronomers and physicists busied themselves quickly...

EdenChapter 40

"Why you call?" said Joe unceremoniously as they arrived. "Not eat, not sleep." "Joe, we have something to say that we think we must say now," began Meiersdottir. "We don't ask that you answer us at all, but I hope you'll listen to everything I have to say." She took a deep breath. "We know you're planning to move your mothers." The two natives were utterly still, but their eyes were suddenly wide again. "We believe you'll do so very soon, because of what Igwanda said...

EdenChapter 62

They traversed the passage in an easy silence. As Igwanda and Meiersdottir dressed in the building above, Joe spoke for the first time. "Amanda, what is the word 'cherish?' We hear that you mean it well, but we do not know the word." "Cherish means to place a high value on something," she answered. "A very high value. When I said that we cherish your friendship I meant it is very important, very valuable to us." "We understand," the alien said. "Then I will say that we cherish...

Return to EdenChapter 3

At Igwanda's parents' home the reaction to their story of the now-disgraced sheriff was completely different. "You took too much of a chance, girl," said Antonio Igwanda, the colonel's father, in a reproving tone. "Shoot the man, not the gun. It's surer; he's a bigger target, and you finish any possible threat right there." Meiersdottir looked helplessly at her husband. A mosquito landed on her arm; absently, she slapped at it while waiting for him to respond. "Excessive, Pa,"...

Return to EdenChapter 32

"So you see it?" Meiersdottir demanded of her husband. "It's not perfect, nothing like, but it'll work, won't it?" Igwanda narrowed his eyes in thought. "If they can do it, I see no reason why not," he opined after a time. "The question, of course, is whether in fact they can do it." "They can make Joes, to meet us," she said enthusiastically. "They can make Akakhas to be guards. Joe told us once every single one is made with a purpose, remember? God only knows how they do it,...

Return to EdenChapter 40

It was about three weeks later that Meiersdottir and Igwanda found themselves summoned once again to the Edenites' primary nest. During that span there had been an incremental but cumulatively perceptible change in the nature of the daily interactions between the human scientists and their native counterparts. Previously the aliens' appetite to learn as much as they could of virtually all disciplines had been voracious; they asked endless questions, absorbed the answers with the full power...

Eden RescueChapter 7

The summons she'd expected, from SES Executive Director Eugene Mallet, reached her in her hotel the next morning. Would she please present herself in his office as soon as possible, preferably immediately? She was of course under no obligation to comply. It had been several decades since she was in any way beholden to SES, and they had no authority whatever to command her. But it suited her purposes perfectly to obey the peremptory directive; indeed, had it not arrived promptly she would...

Eden RescueChapter 14

Cromartie's story had impressed them all so much that they were perhaps lulled into complacency. The days and weeks passed by in endless sameness and still they hadn't reached the critical worm transit that would take them to the Eden system where they could begin decelerating to make orbit and finally, via shuttle, planetfall. And time was, Meiersdottir knew, uncomfortably short. The original plans had called for arriving at Eden a full six months before the emissions of Chen's nova...

EdenChapter 19

"One more thing we know of them," said Igwanda. "They have long memories." With but a day to go before the long-anticipated Centerville landing, he had called a meeting of the lander's selected crew. After much dispute between Igwanda (who wanted an almost exclusively military landing) and Meiersdottir (who, both for herself and on behalf of the scientific contingent, had hoped for minimal military presence), they had turned to Capt. Ziang for resolution. Five of the landing party, she...

EdenChapter 22

It was nearly five hours later, with Eden's sun nearing the horizon, when the four arose. Igwanda, whose focus on them had been unwavering, came to full alert, but it was evident that terms among them remained amicable. There were the same almost ceremonial bows and touching of limbs, and Meiersdottir and Lee turned back to the lander. In virtually the same instant the two aliens likewise began moving back toward their waiting companions. "We can go back inside now, Carlos," said...

EdenChapter 57

Her first impression was of being suspended in a sea of light. The floor of the cavern lay perhaps half a meter below her; the sloping walls and domed ceiling stretched to what seemed impossibly great distances; and all were aglow with the same phosphorescence that had lighted their way for the last half of their traverse of the passage, but now in waves and ripples of intensity that overwhelmed the senses. And ahead of her were four of the most remarkable creatures she had ever seen....

EdenChapter 6

Group meetings usually conclude in a rapid exodus by the participants, eager to resume their individual lives, with but a few stragglers. This was no different, and Igwanda strode purposefully out the door. But as he passed through the media contingent that waited patiently outside to press the crew members for information, declining to even recognize the shouted questions, he was followed closely by Meiersdottir. He deliberately took a detour to the exit and then, when she still followed,...

Return to EdenChapter 38

"He was nutty as a fruitcake, Colonel," said Accorda. "I've seen him a lot of ways before, sometimes a real pro, sometimes even kind of friendly, sometimes pissed off—he lost his temper pretty easy—but never completely bananas until today. It was scary." She'd joined the wedding party at their table in the pavilion following the ceremony, which after the unexpected delay had gone off as planned. One person had been obliged to miss the nuptials—Josephs who, as junior trooper and one of...

Eden RescueChapter 12

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