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V. Battle for the Sun
Scientists have discovered unusual solar eruptions bound to result in climatic
disasters--tidal waves, steppe formation, etc.--soon.
The ORION is on its way to examine the primitive vegetation on a few planetoids,
after coincidentally discovering some on a small planet previously
deemed infertile.
While searching McLane and his crew discover an oddly shaped
Lancet made of an unknown material.
During examination Atan Shubashi is taken captive by two men.
Cliff McLane,
Mario de Monti, and Hasso Sigbjörnson have to intervene.
Atan is freed
and the two men taken captive.
They turn out to be scientists from the planet Chroma.
This is where after
Galaxy War I, 600 years ago, Neptune colonists have fled after their defeat.
One furthermore learns from the two scientists that it is Chroma from which
the solar protuberances are controlled.
The experiments are necessary
because their own sun is gradually cooling down.
McLane takes off to Chroma with a special clearance by Colonel Villa.
There is a war to prevent.
Once there the ORION crew is impressed.
Chroma is a heavenly beautiful planet.
Cliff proceeds in the company of
one of the captured scientists to the
mistress of the planet.
It is the women who rule here; men just perform
subordinate tasks as scientists, gardeners, and soldiers.
The mistress, called SHE, isn't easily convinced of the (still) peaceful
intentions.
Meanwhile on Earth a decision has already been made to attack Chroma.
Moreover Tamara Jagellovsk receives an encrypted message from the Galactic
Security Division.
Joined by the two captured scientists she flies to Chroma
with a Lancet but is
arrested and imprisoned there, while the attack
is imminent--
German TV: 12. November 1966
Starlight Info:
Translated from "Kampf um die Sonne"
by: Ulrich Schreglmann
[12/97]
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