A SUPERDIMENSIONAL FORTRESS...A BLUE WHITE WORLD...
...AND A MESSAGE...
Zor's quarters were as he had left them, so long ago and far away. The sleep module, the work station, and the rest were built to human scale and function. Lang stared around himself as if in a dream.
"Some kind of war machine. Nasty," Lang interpreted.
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Zor's quarters were as he had left them, so long ago and far away. The sleep module, the work station, and the rest were built to human scale and function. Lang stared around himself as if in a dream.
Despite the many objects and installations that were
impossible to identify, there was a certain comprehensibility to the place:
here, a desk unit, there, a screen of some kind.
Roy, Gloval, and the others were so fascinated that they
didn't notice what Lang was doing until they heard the pop and crisp of static.
"Lang, you fool! Get away from there!"
But before Gloval could tear him away from the console, Lang
hadsomehow discovered how to activate it. Waves of distortion chased each other
across the screen, then a face appeared among the wavering lines.
Gloval's grip on Lang's jacket became limp. "Good
God... it's human!"
"Not quite, perhaps, but close, I would say," Lang
conceded calmly.
Zor's face stared out of the screen. The wide, almond eyes
seemed to look at each man in the compartment, and the mouth spoke in a
melodious, chiming language unlike anything the humans had ever heard before.
"It's a 'greetings' recording," Lang said
matter-of-factly.
"Like those plates and records on the old
Voyagers," Roy murmured.
The alien's voice took on a different tone, and another
image flashed on the screen. The humans found themselves looking at an Invid
shock trooper in action, firing and rending.
"Some kind of war machine. Nasty," Lang interpreted.
Robotech Novel (RN) Genesis
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