To Control the Stars
Their Civilization Was Founded On The Stargates But Now No Man Knew How To Operate Them!
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Surrounded by armed, watchful soldiers, Shan and Luvici followed the priests down the low-ceilinged corridor. The smell of damp was everywhere. As they turned the corner, the two men had their first glimpse of the room where they would be offered as human sacrifices in some ancient, savage ritual. "Look!" Shan cried. "The shrine -- it's a gate!" The Stargate itself was unlike any construction he had ever seen; it was framed by twisting pillars of translucence. What was a Stargate doing here in this primitive place? How could these barbarians have one of the gates...the very gates which enabled Shan's civilization to move instantly from any one of their 3000 worlds to any other? How could a Stargate possibly be in this dungeon which reeked of human blood and superstition? Shan followed the steps down, down, down...his eyes riveted on the gate. Would the gate still function? That was his only hope...
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To Control the Stars, Robert Hoskins, Dean Ellis
- Język
- Rok wydania
- 1977
- Oprawa
- (miękka)
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- Tytuł
- To Control the Stars
- Podtytuł
- Their Civilization Was Founded On The Stargates But Now No Man Knew How To Operate Them!
- Język
- angielski
- Autorzy
- Robert Hoskins, Dean Ellis
- Wydawca
- Del Rey / Ballantine
- Rok wydania
- 1977
- Oprawa
- miękka
- Liczba stron
- 188
- ISBN10
- 0345252535
- ISBN13
- 9780345252531
- Seria
- Kategorie
- Tagi
- Ocena
- 3,5 z 5
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- Surrounded by armed, watchful soldiers, Shan and Luvici followed the priests down the low-ceilinged corridor. The smell of damp was everywhere. As they turned the corner, the two men had their first glimpse of the room where they would be offered as human sacrifices in some ancient, savage ritual. "Look!" Shan cried. "The shrine -- it's a gate!" The Stargate itself was unlike any construction he had ever seen; it was framed by twisting pillars of translucence. What was a Stargate doing here in this primitive place? How could these barbarians have one of the gates...the very gates which enabled Shan's civilization to move instantly from any one of their 3000 worlds to any other? How could a Stargate possibly be in this dungeon which reeked of human blood and superstition? Shan followed the steps down, down, down...his eyes riveted on the gate. Would the gate still function? That was his only hope...