" Perry Rhodan 0062 - (54) The Blue Dwarfs" - читать интересную книгу автора (Perry Rhodan)

He made a wry expression. "BrrrтАж good it wasnтАЩtтАФbut hopefully itтАЩll help."

No one had paid attention to the little Mungo in the past few moments. He had sprung down from
MilliganтАЩs bed to sit on the ground. He waved his arms and the look on his face would have fit anyone
who had just succeeded in pulling off a great prank.

Milligan yawned loudly. "IтАЩm so tired," he murmured. "I think IтАЩll go back to sleep."

"Do that," Mullon told him. "Sleep is always good. WeтАЩll be coming in to look after you."

They went out, the Mungo hopping in front of them. Mullon expected him to join his companions and
leave but instead all the Mungos remained and sat around the lantern.

"What are they waiting for now?" asked Mullon in surprise.

"To see if Milligan gets well or not," answered Freddy.

Mullon laughed. "You and your infinite trust. I hope it isnтАЩt disappointed. Anyway, IтАЩm going back to
bed. Do you want to wake up Pashen yet?"

Freddy shook her head. "IтАЩm still not tired."

Mullon disappeared into his tent. Freddy stayed by the lantern and talked quietly with the Mungos. They
answered but no one understood the other.

About every 15 minutes Freddy looked in on Milligan and each time she was accompanied by the
Mungo who seemed to be the leader of the group. Milligan slept peacefully and quietly.

2 hours later, Pashen awoke on his own and came out of his tent. He was surprised that he had been
allowed to sleep. Freddy told him what had happened and that he had to look in on Milligan at regular
intervals. Then she gave the 6 Mungos to his care and went to get some sleep.

When Freddy awoke once more, it was still dark outside. A pale glow could be seen above the eastern
wall of the valley but at least an hour and a half remained before sunrise.

Mullon was no longer in the tent. Freddy heard him outside, talking quietly with Pashen. She stood up,
washed from the small collapsible plastic container that belonged to every tent as standard equipment,
then went outside.

The picture had not changed. Pashen and Mullon sat together in front of MilliganтАЩs tent, the lantern still
burned and the monkeys still sat around it in a circle.

The 2 men stood up as they heard FreddyтАЩs steps.

"MilliganтАЩs getting on fine," said Mullon without waiting for her question. "HeтАЩs sleeping peacefully
andтАж"

"AndтАж?"

"The blue spots are gone!"