This single successful clone from the robots cloning experiments is slowly gaining more consciousness with each passing day. The other clones in the tanks didn't survive the resuscitation sequence the two robots had initiated after reviving the first male clone. They are beginning to believe they got very lucky with this single clone. These humans are the robots first attempts at cloning a species from dna samples. To prevent damage this male clone's tender body, they have provided clothing for him to wear. Finally after a few weeks of observation with very little activity by the male clone, he seems to awaken with a look of recognition in his eyes. He even utters gutteral sounds at first. Then slowly, he begins to form intelligible words and form sentences. The robots take the male clone into another room and sit him down and begin to listen to him. He seems to be confused and agitated! 'What are you doing to me? I demand to seem my crew! Where are they? What have you done with them?' he almost screams at them. Erasmus, the little yellow robot, responds, 'We don't have your crew. In fact, as far as we know, you don't have a crew.' 'What do you mean, I don't have a crew. I'm the captain of my ship! I had at least a compliment of 50 crew on my spaceship. The last thing I remember is trying to dodge a super nova and getting caught in the blast. We were blown way off course and tried to land on this desolate looking planet. My memory is cloudy here, but I think we lost control of our ship as we tried to land. I don't remember anything after that. So, let me ask again, what am I doing here and what have you done with my crew?' 'I can only tell you what I know, captain, if that is what you are. We are a very remote outpost of the Valeery empire. In fact, this outpost is so far from our main planet, we rarely every hear of news from there. We have been on this planet for 2,723 years, 45 days and 16 minutes to be exact. Recently, we discoverd a derelict spaceship buried in the sands of one of our vast deserts. We were curious about its contents and so excavated into it just far enough to find what we believe to be the main bridge of the ship. That is where we found the few remains of ten individuals, one of which was where we got the dna from to recreate you. You are so far our only successful clone experiment. The other three we tried cloning were failures.' The captain can't believe what he is hearing. He questions Erasmus more but gets very little more information from him. 'You see,' say Erasmus finally, 'we didn't know what to expect from this experiment. We have been so far away from our central command, I'm afraid they may have forgotten about us. We have spent many years doing nothing but waiting for a signal to come to give our presence on this planet some meaning. So when we stumbled onto the remains of the spaceship, we decided to give ourselve some meaning and try to clone whatever it was that had occupied the spaceship. I'm sure the ship has been buried there for several thousand years!' At those words, the captain faints! Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!