Andromeda Expedition by Carlos Arroyo González

Author:Carlos Arroyo González [Arroyo González, Carlos]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-06-20T22:00:00+00:00

Objection! It was not provocation, he himself has admitted it before this court!

Suspicion, directed by W. W. House

Through the skylight of his small cabin on the Titan, Fox wondered which of those stars was the Sun.

Isaac's repairs had taken a little longer than expected, and Fox decided to try to get some rest, since among other things, he had no idea how to help. In fact, he doubted that anyone in the universe had the slightest idea about how to help repair that structure, made by Isaac in his own way, as a password that guaranteed him exclusive dominion over that deformed aberration. The Great Ocean was whispering its lullaby only a few feet beyond where Fox was lying on the narrow polyurethane mattress in that tiny cubicle in the bowels of the mechanical arthropod that was dragging them into the ocean.

“Do you want a tow?” said Bruce's older brother Sheldon that sultry August day on the beach at Bradley Falls.

Fox knew that was the last moment he could back out. He would just have to say so. His buddies couldn't force him to go in there.

“Only as far as the buoys.”

He made up his mind, he would not go into that nightmarish ocean where the previous crew had died. He would say that he would wait for them right there, take some reserves from the pantry and wait there lying on the sand....

A dark mass of slumber swallowed him up, until he was lodged in the very center of that abyssal lethargy, rocked by the gentle murmur of the ocean.

A squawk, he did not know whether from his dream or from reality, woke him up. It was still dark over Erebus.

Dr. Edelmann was outside, throwing pebbles at his window. He was laughing.

He tried to penetrate into what could be going on in the man's mind to make him behave that way, but the truth was that he could not find any rational explanation.

He hurriedly put on his suit and went outside. He ran towards Edelmann and rushed at him, knocking him down. In the gloom, he saw Edelmann's amused look.

“What's the matter with you!” Fox said, grabbing him by the shoulders and slamming him into the sand. Every time he hit, there was a soft, muffled sound.

Edelmann looked like he was about to choke on his own laughter. Fox pulled off his helmet. He punched him in the cheekbone, then in the nose.

When Edelmann coughed, a spray of blood spattered Fox's visor. He clenched his fist high in the air, about to unleash it full force against the doctor's face. Edelmann's glasses glittered in the Kronos light. The night wind from Erebus swept a cloud of sand past them. Fox stood up. Before walking away, he could see Dr. Edelmann drawing his notebook and scratching out a suspicion.

When dawn broke, judging by the height of the waves, it must be much windier. The first thing he felt was something cold in his chest. When his eyes became accustomed to the light, he saw Dr.

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