hypnoSnatch (Xeno Relations Book 2) by Trisha McNary

Author:Trisha McNary [McNary, Trisha]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Trisha McNary
Published: 2018-03-10T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 14

The chip that the Earth human veterinarian had embedded in Antaska’s ear allowed the Jalapeno to easily track to her exact position on the Woogah planet. M. Hoyvil, Potat, and the rest of the Jalapeno crew arrived at midday. Only a faint blue light cast by its distant sun lit the barren, desert planet. Most of the planet’s humanoids lived belowground away from the cold harshness of the planet’s surface, but the slave trade operated on the surface, away from more respectable residents.

Following the signal of Antaska’s ear chip, the Jalapeno’s Captain Kamphone navigated the ship in stealth invisible mode. They approached a squat, gray building that was barely visible in the planet’s natural gloom. As they neared, the Jalapeno’s radar detected a force field surrounding the building. The ship’s analytical equipment provided the information that this force field would alert the inhabitants of the building of any humanoid passing through but would not be triggered by other non-humanoid creatures.

Kamphone parked the ship a few feet away from the outer edge of the force field. In accordance with the universal law forbidding them to set foot on another species’ planet, he hovered the ship a few feet above the ground.

“Lieutenant XoXo, adjust gravity to zero for hover mode,” the captain ordered.

Once settled at this position, the crew set up the ship’s observation equipment, directing it toward Antaska’s signal.

The Verdantes had developed this technology to observe Earth humans as well as inhabitants of other planets that drew their curiosity, and they continued to use it throughout the universe. There were no galactic laws against spying on beings of other planets. In fact, the members of the Universal Council encouraged this practice and appreciated the information it provided.

The sensors on the stealth ship gave a sharp visual image of the room Antaska’s tracking device emitted from. The sensors picked up sounds too, but that was almost useless because the Woogahs spoke to each other telepathically.

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