ARC OF THE IMMORTALS/ Book 1 — Part 2

Pursuit: 57/ Battle

Recap: Bendel; and his six ships surround & help capture a space swimmer using electrical bolt strikes. Touzdae preps to bi-locate to help Jac. Jac is trapped in a clear transdimensional cell —

— bridge of the Fish. He is suspended in Fish’s amniotic fluid with a breathing apparatus. He falls asleep and enters Dreamtime. He repeats an earlier experience of flying down from the sky.

Touzdae sees Jac flying down from the sky on Earth. She is transported back to Von Deign’s and experiences vertigo. Hannah uses acupressure to heal her. Touzdae discerns the voice of her higher self known as a Hivbrit. Her Highest Vibrational Self or Hivbrit tells her that her purpose is saving countless humanoids from permanent darkness.

Jac is hurtling downward and is stopped short by a dark/light fountain.

Recap concluded and now…

[scenes of violence]

Bendel and the six ships arrived at the Sphere of War along with four support crafts. One hundred forty more ships were at the ready. The Captain of the Sphere reported to Bendel that it could hold as many as 3K full battle cruisers with room to spare. The Sphere used cloaking and stealth tech. The tech masked the cavernous space from any on approach. Bendel ordered the sphere closed to 15 degrees.

The Sarz aroused trapped creature to consciousness. The creature emitted more hypersonic distress signals.

“We estimate that there are about one thousand creatures approaching,” the Captain reported.

“Time to arrival?”

“Thirty to forty minutes,” the Captain said as the Sphere vibrated and shook.

The Space Swimmers appeared en masse inside of the sphere. They had all folded space. Besides the massive first wave, more came every few minutes.

“Powering up for folding space,” the Captain reported. “Counting down from thirty. Audio at ten.”

A hundred more of the space fish swimmers had arrived and were setting perimeters.

“Nine, eight, seven, six…”

Sarz introduced a small amount of a black toxin into the amniotic fluid where that submerged Jac. She sent a telepathic message into his mind, heart, and loins. Remember the power of our lovemaking, Jac, my lovely. Her seductive thought/emotion and physical magnetic power was strong. That, along with the black toxin forced an arousal response. Filled with lust for his body. A complimentary response excited his body. A small burst of forced love from her found its way into his heart. The idea of being with her came and left in an instant. Waves of nausea overtook him, but he restrained his gag reflex.

Hannah explained about the DNA sample that Von Deign had drawn from her hip. “It makes his Dark Ray machine run backward. And it produces light. But.” She stopped speaking as Von Deign brought a portable mobile transportation device. Both Touzdae and Hannah were manhandled into the device while Hannah communicated telepathically.

Do not resist. Follow my lead. There is more that you need to know. They may have psi-listeners, Hanna sent her thoughts. Touzdae nodded.

The War Sphere arrived in local space. The Swimmer Beings swarmed frigates and war ships. At close quarters they exuded a black substance that melted their ships to core elements. Bendel and his group of nine ships escaped the initial attack. Other ships followed his lead.

“All ships, get out of the Sphere and prepare to use your nukes,” Bendel barked orders over a wide band.

Swarms of swimmers surrounded Bendel’s ships. They created forcefields. The forcefields stopped the missiles with the nukes. The nukes destroyed some of the Bendel’s fleet and crippled others.

“All remaining ships to the Well of Souls,” Bendel shouted. Baz was at the helm. He opened a transdimensional jump tube and they were away.

“Harry, I’m going aft to the cargo bay to prep the Dark Ray Machine for attack.”

“I am sending you packets of information,” Hannah began. “It is a way of communicating in pieces that keeps out all snooping. Yes — that includes psi-listening. When they listen they will hear a contrapuntal static with will confuse them on one end. Or make all we communicate with one another incomprehensible gibberish. The more they listen the chances increase to produce migraine headaches.”

“I’m receiving them now,” Touzdae said.

“It may take twenty minutes to an hour to cognate the process. I will meditate while you work on it.”

“I will die in the future, in the past,” Jac told Touzdae in Dreamtime. “I’m not sure how much sequential time is ahead of us — you and me. All I know — destiny forges a wave to Earth in the distant past. Followed by an immediate return to Antarian Prime to “settle down” for a time. We will be called to Earth again and spend an extended time there. At some point in a far distant future, I will be transported to the future to die to save you and many more. And you will be okay with it,” Jac said.

“But will you be okay with it?”

“Yes.” Jac paused and continued, “Even after this body dies I will be with you, always.”

“I will be different before, during, and after your death. Do you know what happens to me?” Touzdae asked in her innocence.

Jac shook his head no, “It is something wonderful.”

Touzdae slipped out of Dreamtime. She found understanding the packets for communicating came as easy as a full breath.

“Their losses? Our losses?” Bendel turned to Harry.

“We have lost half our ships, they one-third.”

“We are coming up to the Well,” Baz announced. The Nez slipped out of the tube about one hundred miles from the Well of Souls.

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