-_ Space-Time Gap _-_ Chapter 2 _-
Inside the gigantic dome, modern structures were projected at dizzying heights. Dozens of vehicles and ships overflew the interior space of the dome at different heights. Robots, various aliens and hybrid species, were as common as humans.
―You must improve the transition between the quantum gun and the photoelectric saber if you do not want to be grazed by the Hav'raa in HD57935e― warned Tutor 223 from a floating rooftop to his shirtless disciple as he walked away with his back.
But Human 131.115 was fed up with the meticulousness of his tutor, and only wanted to lie down to rest; In a couple of days they should assault a new planet and needed to recover forces.
That night, however, he was not going to get the precious break.
Drops of cold sweat beaded his forehead as his eyelids barely contained the rapid movement of his eyes inside. The images followed one another: a red rose with a drop of dew on one of its petals, a lion roaring, a human murdering another with a metallic object, the old white-haired woman with the outstretched hand, an apple tree full of fruits, a large wavy ocean, a toucan looking out of the corner of his eye, a nuclear explosion, bees pollinating almond blossoms, a dog wagging his tail cheerfully, a human whipping to another of different color, a driller drilling the Arctic ice, the white hair woman again, a black spill covering streams of water, big pollution clouds, people suffocating, masses of people shooting at each other on a bloody stage, green meadows full of poppies, breathable fresh air caressing the skin of a beautiful Woman, a man opening a pig in a canal, a monkey with a shackle around his neck, the white-haired woman stroking his face and whispering to him with a sweet voice that flooded him…
He woke up startled and trying to catch his breath. The bewilderment surpassed him; He did not know the origin or the meaning of all those images. And that woman..., and her voice..., were the same ones she saw and heard on the plain.
To be continued...
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