A Clash Of Aliens (The Human Chronicles Book 13) - Plot & Excerpts
However, its heavy core density afforded it a gravity equal to about .85 of Earth, along with an atmosphere rich in nitrogen and oxygen. “How the hell did you end up owning an entire planet?” Sherri asked, as she too surveyed the world from space. “It was given to me—and to Lila.” “Given why?” asked Arieel. Panur looked to Lila and smiled. Arieel’s daughter reacted with a small smirk of her own. “Forgive us, Mother, but Panur and I have been posing as gods.” “Gods?” Riyad, Sherri and Arieel’s voices all blended together in a very pleasing three-part harmony. Arieel continued as a solo: “In what manner?” “All manners,” Panur chimed in, a rather pleased expression on his face. “I chose this world because the indigenous species has basic intelligence, a firm grasp of technology…and they already had a plethora of gods which we could infiltrate.” “How so?” “As we in this room are aware, gods are the creation of the worshippers, not the other way around.
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