Sector twenty one, planet Gorgola.  On the way back neither of them spoke a single word. The lab was now gone. Even though they found nothing of use in there it still felt like a great loss. Lilia sat down sighing such bad luck. Now, what to do? She thought to herself as she let herself fall on the bed. Maybe if they search some more they might find another construction. They still have some hope, as little as it might be. They will have to move around more from now on. Possibly not returning to the camp for long periods of time. While Lilia was deep in thoughts Seven was done washing himself, coming out still looking down just like before. She could tell he is blaming himself for how things turned out. The collar on Verta’s neck, she didn’t think much of it at first but apparently it is another incredible piece of technology. Seeing how all that power returned to Verta after it broke is enough

Sector twenty one, planet Gorgola, Lilia. “… Sigh…” It’s already been three month. I already realized this a while ago, but help isn’t coming. The planet we have crashed into is named Gorgola. Supposedly an uncharted, dead planet unfit to support life because of its strong gravity. Now that I’m here on its surface however I can tell that assessment is wrong. Though the gravity is indeed stronger than it is on Zesion, it’s not enough to cause trouble. Air pressure isn’t that different as well. Life is clearly thriving everywhere with all the animals and plants. And since I’m neither dead or sick I guess other Zesioniens could live here as well. “What do you think, Iris?” I asked the gravestone by my side. I expected no answer, but the silence still hurts. Ever since the incident I’ve been spendi

Intense coughing forced me awake. Something is leaking from my mouth. My vision is blurry as well, I can’t see anything at all.“Li… lia…”What is going on? What happened...I feel so week. I can’t move.What... what happened to us?We were on our way to the first gate of the twenty first sector. That’s right. We still had a long way to go. Three days… was it?… yes. We were near Gorgola when… when…Something collided with our ship. It wasn’t a meteor, nothing came up on the radar. It was much faster. It managed to knock us off course. We were caught in Gorgola’s field and… and…We crashed.“Lilia…&rdqu

 The next time I woke up, I felt like weeping with joy. Lilia was there, standing in front of me. I tried leaping into her arms, burry my face into her ample bosom, but I couldn’t. It’s almost as if I was watching a record. Later on I realized what was happening. Unlike with Verta the owner of the new body I moved into is still present. I’m unable to take control, and there is yet another problem. The only reason I’m able to watch is a small amount of lightning that his body absorbed somehow. It would’ve been fine if that was all of it, but apparently that little bit of energy is what keeps my consciousness connected to the outside world. If it’s consumed I would probably go back to sleep. I’m trapped as a spectator, but I at least was able to confirm that Lili