" Perry Rhodan Special Edition - In the Centre of the Galaxy" - читать интересную книгу автора (Perry Rhodan) 2/ PUCKY IN PERIL
page * 3/ ROBOTS VS. ROBOTS page * 4/ ELEVATION TO GODHOOD page * 5/ REVOLUTION #2 page * 6/ SAVIOR OF THE UNIVERSE page * 1/ MENACE OF THE SILVER ARROWS NO MIRAGE. The silver arrow was certainly no mirageтАФits image was right there on the telescreen. Seemingly motionless, it hung among the thousands of stars that constituted the centre of the Milky Way. This inner centre had a diameter of only 30 light-years and a volume of more than 8000 cubic light-years. In an average cubic light-year there was one sun. тАЬThereтАЩs another!тАЭ Maj. Lan Koster, in charge of the EX-238, tried, understandably, to keep his voice calm but his excitement was immediately detected. And no wonder, for his first officer was Homunk, an android from the planet Wanderer. тАЬThis time we mustnтАЩt lose it, sir,тАЭ said the artificial humanoid. тАЬWeтАЩre getting closer and closer to its probable baseтАФand weтАЩve got to find it.тАЭ Lan Koster nodded agreement. He was a middle-aged man, corpulent yet lithe. charge of various space exploration craft for nearly 20 years. тАЬDirect course toward alien object!тАЭ navigation officer Koster commanded and then turned toward Homunk. тАЬTake over now, Homunk. I have toтАж erтАж talk to my commander. You understandтАжтАЭ The android nodded. Something like a human smile flickered over his almost Terran features, then he took his place in the commanderтАЩs seat vacated by Koster. The next second he seemed to have forgotten the major. He lifted his eyes to the front screen. It was as if he were trying thus to hold onto the alien ship that they had now been following for hours. Lan Koster left central control and slowly proceeded toward the main elevator. He took his time. He had every reason to, for when he rightly thought about it, this was the craziest assignment of his life. Never before had he had such a mixed crew aboard, especially if he counted the passengers along with the crew. He could put up with Homunk, even though the android seemed to have little sense of humour. Also the research robot FR-7 would do in a pinch, even though he was always wanting to be smarter than anybody else and was fully aware of the superiority of his positronic thought processes. As to the rest of the companyтАФexcept for the basic crewтАж Koster sighed. He entered the antigravitation elevator and floated downwards. As for himself, he would have thought it perfectly normal to decline the assignment. Not really because it was particularly dangerousтАФthat would hardly have put Koster offтАФbut because of the conditions connected with the undertaking. First of all, Homunk. An artificial man, an android had become his first officer |
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