>Gabe bowed his head at the two senior officers. He had never met >either of them before, but he hoped he could prove helpful with the >mysteries he had become involved that seemed to be centered around the >facility he had been rescued from.
>"Mr. Ares. Welcome to Spacedock. What kind of details can you document >for us?" >"Thank you, sir, " replied the young officer. "My companion and I did >not have a lot of direct contact with the people that had taken us, but >we were able to get some impressions about them. For one, they did not >seem like they had taken us because they had planned to. I got the >impression that we were captured more because we had been somewhere >they did not want us. If they didn't want us to spread the word about >what we had seen, they had no choice but to imprison us." "Wrong place at the wrong time.....all right go ahead." >Gabe paused for a moment to consider the question. It was not that he >did not know the answer, but he wanted to put together in a way that >included all of the pertinent informaiton. As usual, he was the >typical scientist. "Over the few days that Janice and I were held, we >met about nine different guards. All of them were human. They were >both male and female, and appeared to be of varying racial and ethnic >backgrounds. They did not speak directly with us, but we did overhear >them talking to each other from time to time, and they always used >English." "What things did you overhear them speaking about?" _______________________________________________ Spacedock mailing list [email protected] http://mail.starbase1.org/mailman/listinfo/spacedock_starbase1.org
