Daemi by Wolfenshire
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The senior Caelum astronomer on duty picked up the telephone and placed a call to the Cettise Space Command, Commander Rausa answered the phone.
"What do you have," asked the Commander.
"We've discovered a potentially habitable planet thirty-two light years from the Cetti Seven exploration probe," replied the astronomer.
"Any signs of advanced life," asked the Commander.
"None, if there is a civilization it will be pre-space flight," replied the astronomer.
"I'll authorize a course change to the probe," said the Commander. "It should take about two years to arrive."
Comments (15)
Cyve
Outstandingly done my friend... Marvelous composition anf fantastic colors !!!
renecyberdoc
yeah go ahead and f... up the rest of the univerze,everwhere the human ass goes it blows up and turns the world to sh..!!!lol.
UteBigSmile
Excellent looking composition of Art!
miwi
Klasse composition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GrandmaT
Marvelous image!
jendellas
Superb image as always. x
ontar1
Fantastic scene!
Roco43
Super!
bakapo
very, very cool colors in this; the stars go on forever. good thing, too, because it takes 2 years to get anything done.
netsuke
Looks inhospitable even if beautiful.
auntietk
Of course pre-space-flight civilizations are not advanced life forms, so go ahead and wipe 'em out. What can they possibly do in return?
Muaaawaawaa!
Famous last words.
rhol_figament
You have an excellent touch on your space images! Might have to upgrade that probe to get it there sooner... ;)
jocko500
love the colors and shapes
Radar_rad-dude
Fantastic work! Bravo!
anahata.c
This is between the two portions of the story that I commented on. It's one of your shorter installments that you seem to put in here and there. I don't know why I skipped it, but it could be because I didn't quite know where this narrative came from. But this short narrative does stand by itself to someone not familiar with all that came before. And I like the way you set up a curiosity about this planet, and assert that there may be life there, but not advanced life. And the line "if there is a civilization it will be pre-space flight" is wonderfully suggestive, as is the fact that it will take 2 years to arrive there. I assume, then, that these people haven't transcended the speed of light, or broken through Einstein's assertions about it. (Poor blighters...still caught in that ancient mess, lol...) In any case, I like how you end with that line, to bring reality into the picture, so we know it'll be a long wait.
The image is a mars-like red, with strata more like Saturn, and you shroud it in mystery, both in the dark clouds on top and bottom, and in the beautiful deep blue clusters also on top and bottom. The rest of the stars are true to star clusters, and the image is beautiful and mysterious. I'm sorry I don't know any deeper implications of this installment, but from what I can pick up, I like the way you put in these shorter installments, like short scenes in a film that further the plot and give revelations, but are short nevertheless. Finely done.