SWEET HOME ALLE BAMMA (SOLBIDYUM WARS SAGA) Read Online Free
Author: Dale Musser
teasingly.
I have to confess that sitting with these two highly attractive women really was giving me a bit of a buzz – either that or the afex was a bit stronger than the beer back on Earth. Whatever it was, I was feeling very good at that moment.
“Cantolla, I do have a project I want you to get started on right away. The Federation planets that will be receiving solbidyum will also need reactors. My understanding is that, over the past 500 years, the original plan for those reactors was lost and only the existing reactor units are installed in the TRITYTE and the NEW ORLEANS . The one in the NEW ORLEANS was developed by Lunnie from old plans she found in the computer archives on the TRITYTE. I need you to recover those plans and see what you can do to improve upon them for use with planetary power distribution systems. I’m not certain how much work it will require; perhaps you’ll conclude that the original design or Lunnie’s design will be sufficient as is. I need you to make this a priority and I suggest that you go up to the NEW ORLEANS to look into it as soon as possible. The TRITYTE has been moved back into the hangar on the NEW ORLEANS . It’s basically without power, unless the fusion battery Lunnie installed is still connected. Do what you must to get the information from the TRITYTE ’s computer. In fact, I would like you to create two complete backups of the TRITYTE’s databases and operating systems and then have the computer completely replaced with an installation of only the standard operating programs. Who knows what other information may be in there; and with the TRITYTE about to become a traveling museum, I don’t want any information falling into the wrong hands. While you’re up there, get Piesew to assist you in finding a permanent suite and a space you can develop into a laboratory. Notify Captain Stonbersa of any required modifications. He will approve and direct any structural changes and sign off orders for special materials as needed.
In fact, before you talk to Piesew, seek out the captain and let him know that I suggested Piesew might help you. I may own the ship, but Stonbersa is the captain; and on the ship his word is law. I don’t want to appear to be bypassing him.” Kala smile d and nodded in agreement at this comment. “Kala, can you think of anything more?”
“Yes . I have a few questions, too, Cantolla. Since you’re going to be part of this big happy family, I’d like to know a little more about you.”
“What specifically would you like to know?” Cantolla reclined comfortably against the back of her chair.
“Oh the usual things, like where you’re from, your family background, your interests and hobbies, and anything else you might like us to know.”
“I was born on Puryces, where both my father and mother were scientists. Dad was a physicist and mother was a botanist. I had two brothers, both older ; and I grew up thinking for the longest time that I was a boy, I guess. At least, I had no interest in feminine things until I hit my teens; and then I saw girls not as sisterly companions, but as romantic attractions. When I was young, I could always be found tinkering about with dad in his laboratory or helping mother cultivate something in her greenhouse; so science has always been a huge part of my life. My eldest brother lives on Nigarreah. My younger brother was killed by the solar flare on Astamagota.”
“Astamagota?” I interjected. “Where Galetils founded and operated his industries?”
“Yes. My brother was working for him at the time of the solar flare. Kind of ironic, isn’t it, that here I am living and working at the estate and on the ship built by Galetils?”
“Maybe,” I said, “and then just maybe you’re meant to finish something your brother started.”
“Like what?” Cantolla asked curiously.
“Only time will answer that question,” I said.
Cantolla went
I have to confess that sitting with these two highly attractive women really was giving me a bit of a buzz – either that or the afex was a bit stronger than the beer back on Earth. Whatever it was, I was feeling very good at that moment.
“Cantolla, I do have a project I want you to get started on right away. The Federation planets that will be receiving solbidyum will also need reactors. My understanding is that, over the past 500 years, the original plan for those reactors was lost and only the existing reactor units are installed in the TRITYTE and the NEW ORLEANS . The one in the NEW ORLEANS was developed by Lunnie from old plans she found in the computer archives on the TRITYTE. I need you to recover those plans and see what you can do to improve upon them for use with planetary power distribution systems. I’m not certain how much work it will require; perhaps you’ll conclude that the original design or Lunnie’s design will be sufficient as is. I need you to make this a priority and I suggest that you go up to the NEW ORLEANS to look into it as soon as possible. The TRITYTE has been moved back into the hangar on the NEW ORLEANS . It’s basically without power, unless the fusion battery Lunnie installed is still connected. Do what you must to get the information from the TRITYTE ’s computer. In fact, I would like you to create two complete backups of the TRITYTE’s databases and operating systems and then have the computer completely replaced with an installation of only the standard operating programs. Who knows what other information may be in there; and with the TRITYTE about to become a traveling museum, I don’t want any information falling into the wrong hands. While you’re up there, get Piesew to assist you in finding a permanent suite and a space you can develop into a laboratory. Notify Captain Stonbersa of any required modifications. He will approve and direct any structural changes and sign off orders for special materials as needed.
In fact, before you talk to Piesew, seek out the captain and let him know that I suggested Piesew might help you. I may own the ship, but Stonbersa is the captain; and on the ship his word is law. I don’t want to appear to be bypassing him.” Kala smile d and nodded in agreement at this comment. “Kala, can you think of anything more?”
“Yes . I have a few questions, too, Cantolla. Since you’re going to be part of this big happy family, I’d like to know a little more about you.”
“What specifically would you like to know?” Cantolla reclined comfortably against the back of her chair.
“Oh the usual things, like where you’re from, your family background, your interests and hobbies, and anything else you might like us to know.”
“I was born on Puryces, where both my father and mother were scientists. Dad was a physicist and mother was a botanist. I had two brothers, both older ; and I grew up thinking for the longest time that I was a boy, I guess. At least, I had no interest in feminine things until I hit my teens; and then I saw girls not as sisterly companions, but as romantic attractions. When I was young, I could always be found tinkering about with dad in his laboratory or helping mother cultivate something in her greenhouse; so science has always been a huge part of my life. My eldest brother lives on Nigarreah. My younger brother was killed by the solar flare on Astamagota.”
“Astamagota?” I interjected. “Where Galetils founded and operated his industries?”
“Yes. My brother was working for him at the time of the solar flare. Kind of ironic, isn’t it, that here I am living and working at the estate and on the ship built by Galetils?”
“Maybe,” I said, “and then just maybe you’re meant to finish something your brother started.”
“Like what?” Cantolla asked curiously.
“Only time will answer that question,” I said.
Cantolla went
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