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Figure 1. Updated by Whisk.
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This blog page (below) has Part 6 of my Decade in Review (
DiR, see
Part 1). All of the blog posts in this series have titles that contain unusual characters. This blog post is called "Pharȉ & Embroĩd Gameš of Ṧite Q" because in 2021 I had
four major science fiction writing projects:
1)
The Alastor Network, which introduced the plot device of telepathic
embroids,
2)
Meet the Phari, which was to have concluded a five-year-long story writing effort aimed at depicting the development of some form of human contact and communication with the alien
Phari in
Alastor Cluster,
3)
Old Time Gaming, a story set in Australia that was to be a serious depiction of
Manny the
bumpha manipulating the fates of Earthlings so as to craft an acceptable future for Humanity, with particular emphasis on one resident of Earth,
Rylla Onway and
4)
Telepaths of Site Q, an exploration of how
Asterothrope gene patterns shaped the human telepaths of the
Final Reality.
Story Illustration. As part of this Decade in Review
DiR, I'm identifying old science fiction stories that I never completed while also using AI tools to make updated versions of old story illustrations.
Figure 1 shows an updated version of an old illustration that was used to illustrate
this 2019 blog post. The new version of the illustration that was generated by
Whisk shows that Whisk can recognize the format of old science fiction magazine covers in reference images and Whisk then tries to make a new image in that style.
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| Figure 3. Updated by Whisk. |
The image that is shown in
Figure 2 was generated by
WOMBO Dream using a story illustration from
2017 as a reference image. My text prompt for
Mr. Wombo specified, "
photorealistic high detail, sharp focus, emphasizing texture and materiality," and the AI-generated image was more like a photograph than either
Figure 1 or
Figure 3. Whisk is good at recognizing text in reference images that are imaginary
book and magazine covers. The letters '
TION" in
Figure 1 and all the text in
Figure 2 was added manually by me.
The reference image that was given to Whisk for generation of Figure 3 is shown at the top of this 2021 blog post. The Kerub were featured in some of my older science fiction stories (see Part 5 of this DiR) and these telepathic human-alien hybrids of the planet Yerophet return in The Alastor Network.
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| Figure 4. Acyreff and Yurahs inspect Ra (image source). |
Science Fiction in 2021. The first part of my science fiction story called
The Alastor Network is in a January 3, 2021 blog post called "
Grandma Acyreff".
The Alastor Network is quite explicitly
Jack Vance fan-fiction set in Alastor Cluster.
In 2021, I began taking seriously the idea that when R. Nyrtia and Manny the bumpha were designing and crafting telepathic human variants, they both adopted the idea that humans could be trusted with telepathic abilities only if it was individuals who loved each other that could exchange information telepathically.
Thus, my stories in 2021 did not avoid the fact that when breeding better human telepaths in Alastor Cluster, Nyrtia and Manny made use of sexual attraction to being together the genes of their telepathic test subjects.
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Figure 5. cover image
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Sexbots. Along with the telepathic humans, Lo and Ra, two sexbots, were included as characters in
The Alastor Network. I had previously imagined the planet
Triskelion A as the source of advanced robots in Alastor Cluster, so I depicted Lo and Ra as having been manufactured on Triskelion (see
Figure 4).
Due to the explicit linkage between sexual behavior and telepathy in my science fiction stories such as The Alastor Network, I placed this blog behind Google's "mature content" barrier in 2021.
The Alastor Network includes characters who have Asterothrope gene patterns and I adopted the idea that Asterothrope females had been genetically designed by Nyrtia so as to reproduce rapidly. As shown in Figure 5, some Asterothrope gene patterns can be used to craft human variants with four breasts.
Illustrating the Invisible. One of the challenges of illustrating science fiction stories such as
The Alastor Network is finding a way to visually depict the invisible or the barely visible. The Connatic's wife, Acyreff, is guided through her life by an artificial life-form that she thinks of as a
ghark. The ghark can be seen by Acyreff, but it appears to be no more than a "
transparent gray smudge". Both Acyreff and the robot Lo can detect the presence of the ghark by smelling its
nanite components.
The image shown in Figure 6 was made by me in 2018 using PhotoShop. I provided that as a reference image to Whisk and it generated the following text description: "The cover of "Unknown World" by Georgy White in a futuristic, photorealistic style features a fair-skinned adult woman in profile, her gaze directed to the left, set against a detailed landscape. The woman has shoulder-length, light blonde, slightly damp and tousled hair falling around her face, with a visible ear, a slight nose, and slightly parted lips.
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| Figure 7. Generated by Whisk. |
The background shows a body of water meeting a hilly, rocky shoreline covered in green vegetation, beneath a sky that transitions from blue near the horizon to cloudy white and gray above. The text "UNKNOWN WORLD" is prominent in large, white, blocky serif font outlined in orange and red at the top left, with "by Georgy White" below in a smaller, cursive, red-orange font, and "Memory Nanites" further down in yellow block letters. In the lower left, behind the woman, is a blurry, fiery orange and yellow shape with a faint trail. The overall scene has rich, vibrant, and saturated colors with intricate photorealistic details, sharp focus, and a cinematic quality emphasizing texture and materiality, evoking a spirit of adventure and wonder typical of functional far-future designs" and the image shown in
Figure 7. Whisk seemed to interpret the nanite swarm as being some sort of flame. Whisk prefers to use just one font for the text "
by Georgy White". My preference is to have "
by" and
the author's name use different fonts and have different colors.
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Figure 8. Generated by Whisk
with my text prompt.
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I then modified the text prompt to, "
A photorealistic, high detail, sharp focus science fiction book cover emphasizing texture and materiality depicts a young adult woman who is experiencing a Close Encounter with a mist-like swarm of nanites. This is a cover illustration for a book that has the title "Unknown World" by the author Georgy White. The cover text "Unknown World" is in a large font, “by Georgy White” is in a smaller font below the title. The young woman futuristic is shown in a photorealistic style that features the fair-skin of her face in profile, her gaze directed to the left, set against a detailed landscape. The woman has shoulder-length, light blonde, slightly damp and tousled hair falling around her face, with a visible ear, a small cute nose, and slightly parted lips. The background shows a body of water meeting a hilly, rocky shoreline covered in green vegetation, beneath a sky that transitions from blue near the horizon to cloudy white and gray above.  |
Figure 8a. Generated by Whisk
with my text prompt. |
Immediately in front of her face is a swarm of sparkling nanites. Each nanite is invisibly small, but when large numbers of the nanites aggregate and swarm, they appear as a sparkling multi-colored mist. The nanites are streaming into the young woman’s head.
The text "UNKNOWN WORLD" is prominent in large, white, blocky serif font outlined in orange and red at the top left, with "by Georgy White" below in a smaller, cursive, red-orange font, and the text “Memory Nanites" is lower down on the cover in yellow block letters. The overall scene has rich, vibrant, and saturated colors with intricate photorealistic details, sharp focus, and a cinematic quality emphasizing texture and materiality, evoking a spirit of adventure and wonder typical of functional far-future designs." and Whisk generated the two images that are shown in Figures 8 and 8a.
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Figure 9. Generated by Whisk
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Getting help from Claude.
Next, I asked
Claude to generate a modified text prompt that would address these three issues:
1) most of the sparkling nanites should be visible as a mist-like cloud
that is directly in front of the woman's face, 2) the nanites should
appear to be streaming into the woman's body, 3) the woman has just
emerged from the water of the lake that is in the background. Her
shoulders should be bare and appear to be wet.
Claude generated this text prompt: "A photorealistic, high detail, sharp focus science fiction book cover emphasizing texture and materiality depicts a young adult woman who has just emerged from water and is experiencing a Close Encounter with a mist-like swarm of nanites. This is a cover illustration for a book that has the title "Unknown World" by the author Georgy White. The cover text "Unknown World" is in a large font, "by Georgy White" is in a smaller font below the title.
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Figure 9a. Generated by Whisk
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The young woman is shown in a photorealistic style that features the fair-skin of her face in profile, her gaze directed to the left, set against a detailed landscape. She has just emerged from the lake, with bare wet shoulders glistening with water droplets. The woman has shoulder-length, light blonde, wet and tousled hair clinging to her face and shoulders, with a visible ear, a small cute nose, and slightly parted lips. The background shows a body of water meeting a hilly, rocky shoreline covered in green vegetation, beneath a sky that transitions from blue near the horizon to cloudy white and gray above.Directly in front of her face is a large, prominent mist-like cloud of sparkling nanites. The nanites appear as a concentrated, sparkling multi-colored mist hovering just inches from her face. The nanite swarm is actively streaming into the woman's body through her face and exposed skin, creating visible trails of glittering particles flowing toward and into her. Each nanite is invisibly small, but when large numbers aggregate in the swarm, they form a dense, shimmering cloud. |
| Figure 10. Generated by Whisk. |
The text "UNKNOWN WORLD" is prominent in large, white, blocky serif font outlined in orange and red at the top left, with "by Georgy White" below in a smaller, cursive, red-orange font, and the text "Memory Nanites" is lower down on the cover in yellow block letters. The overall scene has rich, vibrant, and saturated colors with intricate photorealistic details, sharp focus, and a cinematic quality emphasizing texture and materiality, evoking a spirit of adventure and wonder typical of functional far-future designs." Using Claude's text prompt, Whisk generated the two images that are shown in
Figures 9 and
9a. Whisk was confused about how many times to put the text "
by Georgy White" on the cover.
I consolidated all mention of the text into the first part of the text prompt and then Whisk was able to generate the image that is shown in Figure 10.
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Yurahs and Heshlo share long-lasting periods
of telepathic linkage called orgasm trances.
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Numenes. The first scene of
The Alastor Network is on
Numenes, the Capitol world of Alastor Cluster. The
Connatic's adopted daughter, Yurahs, has some capacity to access information about the future by means of what I would later call the
Sedron Time Stream. Her brother, Heshlo, is a cadet in the
Whelm and will be away from Numenes for a time, stationed on the planet Yerophet.
Also mentioned in Part 1 of The Alastor Network is an artificial intelligence of human design named Josef. Although The Alastor Network is set thousands of year in the future, human technological advances have been suppressed in the Asimov Reality, so Josef is among the first ever artificial intelligences made by humans in that Reality. Josef was designed to monitor the Phari interstellar telepathy network that links the inhabited worlds of Alastor Cluster.
Mind Clones. Also mentioned right at the beginning of The Alastor Network is the idea that Yurahs is destined to give birth to a child (Lavany) who will be part of a Phari mind clone network, the idea being that such a network of telepaths will make it possible for humans to finally achieve contact with the alien Phari, who reside in the Hierion Domain.
The image that is shown in Figure 11 is a composite image, mostly generated by Whisk by starting with the image that is at the top of Part 2 of The Alastor Network. The woman in the upper left corner of that image is meant to be a telepathic human-alien hybrid known as a Kerub and that part of the image was made using WOMBO Dream, replacing another image of the blond woman that had been generated by Whisk.
An important feature of the royal palace of Lusz that is mentioned in
Part 2 of
The Alastor Network is the presence cats who reside in the palace. The image that is shown in
Figure 12 is a composite image, mostly generated by Whisk, but the cat was made by
WOMBO Dream. Whisk failed to place the cat on the chair and I wanted a cat with an unusually large head.
The cats of Lusz are a medium for another artificial life-form known as a hoo. The gharks and the hoo were introduced in a 2019 story and depicted as two different factions involved in breeding telepathic humans. In the Asimov Reality, both R. Nyrtia and Manny the bumpha (and Manny's helpers the Kac'hin) are working in Alastor Cluster to design and develop telepathic humans by borrowing useful gene patterns from aliens. In general, the human "breeding stock" for these experiments in directed evolution are kept unaware of the on-going efforts of Nyrtia and Manny to create powerful human telepaths.
Telepathic Space Pirates. Acyreff is told by a hoo that eventually "Chi mind clones will be needed on Marune", a topic that would be taken up later, in
March 2021. Two other robots at the palace of Lusz are
Hans and Xeralf. While the Connatic is away from Numenes, Hans usually plays the role of the Connatic, but it is Acyreff's job to meet visitors and make decisions. Acyreff meets representatives from Brevik, one of the more technologically advanced planets of Alastor Cluster, where work is proceeding on technology that can better protect spaceships against attacks by space pirates. Dr. Jeghtop is trying to find a defense against telepathic space pirates (that Jack Vance called "starmenters").
Asterothropes. Yurahs learns that her adoptive grandparents, Eleyn and her husband Rujyan, went to visit Earth and are trying to obtain information about the Asterothropes, mystical people of the past who are rumored to have had telepathic abilities. Later in The Alastor Network, Eleyn returns to Alastor Cluster for a visit.
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| Figure 13. Generated by Whisk. |
Mind Control. Dr. Kasya Jeghtop (who works for a spaceship manufacturing company on Brevik) requests access to the top secret Josef technology that is being developed by the Whelm. Acyreff wants to know how it had been possible for Dr. Jeghtop to learn
about the top secret Josef project and so she tries to get help from Hans to telepathically probe Dr. Jeghtop's mind. However, both Hans and Acyreff are being prevented from discussing telepathy, possibly as part of Grean's efforts to prevent time travel paradoxes.
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| Figure 13a. Generated by Whisk. |
Dr. Jeghtop's technology development project is called the
Shadow Drone Project (see
Figures 13 and
13a). Acyreff becomes interested in Dr. Jeghtop's Shadow Drone project and they meet for dinner in
Part 3 of "
The Alastor Network". Can Kasya and Acyreff work together and discover how to use nanotechnology to defend spacecraft from the space
pirates of Yrinna? Can Acyreff trust Kasya?
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| Figure 14. Lo and Yurahs. |
At dinner, Kasya and Acyreff are joined by Lo the robot and Yurahs. Lo and Yurahs are playing dress-up games and Yurahs is disguised as her brother Heshlo and Lo is disguised as Yurahs.
Just prior to the arrival of Kasya for dinner, Lo and Yurahs were making love and while Yurahs experiences her orgasm, her telepathic powers are amplified. She links telepathically to Kasya. Having telepathically examined the thoughts of Kasya, now Yurahs knows that Kasya can be trusted.
I provided Whisk with the old story illustration from 2021 that is shown in Figure 14.
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| Figure 15. Generated by Whisk. |
Whisk then generated the updated image that is shown in
Figure 15. I was amused that Whisk spontaneously changed "Lusz" (the name of the Connatic's palace) to "Lust".
Until telepathically sharing in Yurahs' orgasm, Kasya had only ever had a telepathic link to her sister (Twycky). Kasya explains that when Twycky
was taken by the starmenters, they were on their way back to Brevik from
Triskelion. While visiting Triskelion, Kasya and Twycky had learned that Triskelion was supplying technology to the Whelm for
the Josef artificial intelligence project.
Now Yurahs insists that Acyreff must work with Kasya to liberate Twycky from the starmenters. Kasya demonstrates a new hierion field generator from Triskelion which instantly inactivates Lo the robot. Kasya suggests a technology trade: hierion field generator technology for the Josef AI technology. Acyreff arranges for a military escort to accompany Kasya back to Brevik. Yurahs experiences a telepathic vision of the future and
she senses that Acyreff, will be able to rescue Twycky from the starmenters.
In Part 4 of the science fiction story "The Alastor Network", with the help of a ghark, the Connatic's wife, Acyreff, is able to establish a telepathic connection to Twycky across a vast interstellar distance. Kasya's husband Mando is telepathically sensitive, and he is able to detect the approach of telepathic starmenters.
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| Guide to character names (source). |
In
Part 5 of "
The Alastor Network", a telepathic starmenter, Captain Lanting, tries to capture Kasya and falls into a trap that was set by Acyreff, now in her role of Commander Galzara Shermatz of the Whelm.
Grean the Kac'hin reveals herself to Acyreff and a few key members of the Whelm along with Kasya and her telepathic daughter, Maghy; the team that will rescue Twycky from captivity on the planet Yrinna. Grean uses her advanced nanotechnology to put locks on their minds, preventing them from discussing Grean with anyone outside their group.
Grean explains that R. Gohrlay gave advanced technology to the starmenters of Yrinna and now she is "re-balancing" technologies, allowing the Whelm to develop defenses against the hierion probe technology that Captain Lanting has used to knock spaceships out of Intersplit, the interstellar drive used in the Asimov Reality.
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| Figure 16. Generated by Whisk. |
In
Part 6 of "
The Alastor Network", it is revealed that Kasya can use a hierion probe to modulate her
zeptite endosymbiont, allowing her to have telepathic connection to her sister Twycky across interstellar distances. Acyreff begins to make plans for how to extract Twycky from Yrinna.
In Part 7, using shared orgasm trances to amplify her telepathic abilities, Acyreff successfully contacts Twycky and tells her to expect the Whelm rescue team to reach Yrinna in exactly 40 hours. It is discovered that the starmenter trick for knocking spacecraft out of Intersplit can be thwarted by making a small adjustment to the Intersplit drive mechanism. Also, Acyreff is taken into the Hierion Domain where she briefly uses her replicoid's body, which has been given the form of a Kac'hin. Acyreff gets to experience Kac'hin-style sexplay with Grean.
Flash Back. In
Part 8 of the science fiction story “
The Alastor Network”, having been abducted by space pirates,
Twycky Jeghtop was delivered to the planet
Yrinna and she began learning about her captors including Lord Doberthucain
Gensifer, head of the Gensifer Clan. Lord Gensifer is part of a human breeding project that is aimed at producing humans with improved telepathic abilities. The space pirates of Yrinna collect telepaths from the many inhabited planets of Alastor Cluster and combine their gene patterns in new ways.
In
Part 9 of the science fiction story “
The Alastor Network”, a bio-mechanical artificial intelligence system called QB5 is designated as the representative of Brevik that will coordinate with the Josef AI of the Whelm during the rescue of Twycky from Yrinna.
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| Figure 18. Generated by Whisk. |
Along with computer circuits, QB5 includes an embroid, a modified human brain with telepathic abilities. Most of the image that is shown in
Figure 17 was generated by Whisk, but the strange humanoid attached to the tail end of the embroid was generated by
Mr. Wombo.
As shown in
Figure 18, Whisk does not like to depict embryos. The original story illustration that was provided to Whisk as a reference image is shown to the left, in
Figure 18a. Here is the description of the embroid that was generated by Whisk: "
The creature is large and grotesque, featuring a veined, pinkish-tan appendage ending in sharp, claw-like points. At the top of this appendage is a fleshy, brain-like mass with deep convolutions. The creature appears to be reaching towards the woman with one of its clawed extensions near her face."
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| Figure 19. Generated by Whisk. |
I modified the text prompt to specify: "The red embryo creature seemingly floats in mid-air. The floating embryo creature is large and grotesque, featuring a veined, pinkish-tan appendage ending in sharp, claw-like points. At the top of this appendage is a fleshy, brain-like mass with deep convolutions. The creature appears to be reaching towards the woman with one of its clawed extensions reaching towards her face. The creature has the appearance of a large convoluted brain with a small embryonic mammalian body." The resulting image is shown in Figure 19.
Unfortunately, Figure 19 fails to depict an interaction between the woman and the embroid, although my text prompt specified, "Her left arm is raised, as if in defense or surprise, towards a monstrous creature emerging from a circular opening in the background."
In
Part 10 of "
The Alastor Network", readers learn that Acyreff has had a vision of the future showing that Twycky would be successfully rescued from her captivity on Yrinna. As Josef and QB5 begin to interact in preparation for the rescue mission on Yrinna, suddenly there is a vast amount of information transmitted from QB5 to Josef.
In Part 11 of "The Alastor Network", Twycky is liberated from Yrinna along with a teleportation duplicate of Rupert Gensifer and Lady and Lord Gensifer. With the help of Grean and the telepathic abilities of Joqueline and the human rescuers, there are no human casualties among the Whelm.
Josef and QB5 have merged to form a new telepathic mind called Joqueline which has traveled through time into the future... promising to return.
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| Figure 20. Generated by Whisk. |
Kac'hin Syndrome. At the top of
Part 12 of "
The Alastor Network", there is an illustration that I made in 2021 by using an old magazine cover image from the
Winter 1951 issue of
Fantastic Story Quarterly. Using the image that I made in 2021 as a reference image, I had both Whisk and WOMBO Dream make new, updated versions of the scene. The image in
Figure 20 was generated by Whisk. The text prompt included "blonde hair with dark roots", but for some reason Whisk gave her half black hair and half blond.
WOMBO Dream has a limited text prompt length, but
Mr. Wombo made images such as the one shown in
Figure 21. The image shown in
Figure 21 is a composite image with some "embroid bits" cut from other images and pasted in to this one to cover up parts of the original image in the lower right quadrant.
There are some additional WOMBO-generated images at the bottom of this blog post. In Part 12, an effort is made to save the "body" of the QB5 embroid by implanting it inside Kasya.
In
Part 13 of "The Alastor Network", the Connatic, his son Heshlo and Lady and Lord Gensifer go to Brevick in order to learn more about the mysterious telepathic embroids that were developed by the Pegasus spaceship manufacturing company. Kasya also returns to her home on Brevick, but with the QB5 embroid now inside her uterus, she is under doctor's orders to rest. The Connatic meets Director Patrycya Menchlex of the Pegasus quantum computing research project that has developed telepathic embroids for the past 50 years with support from mysterious "investors".
The Joqueline Time Loop. In
Part 14 of "
The Alastor Network", the Connatic tells his assembled team of telepaths (which includes Twycky and Mando), "While experiencing
sexual pleasure, the minds of telepaths can relax their defenses and can
network and achieve positive feedback, amplifying telepathic abilities." The planet Brevick is the home of an ancient telepathic alien species called the Brevi. Lord Gensifer has telepathically felt the
touch of the Brevi since he first arrived in orbit around Brevick. Lord Gensifer suspects that the Bryvi of Brevik are guiding all of
their minds towards thoughts of obtaining sexual pleasure.
The Mysterious Investors. During a group orgasm trance, during which Lady Gensifer brought the Pheni of Yrinna into sync with the Bryvi, Patrycya telepathically discovered that the Joqueline entity has been on Brevik for the past 15
years, providing advanced technology from the future for the Pegasus technology development projects, technology that finally made it possible for Joqueline to come into existence. The Bryvi were able to split out a copy
of QB5's mind pattern from the Joqueline entity and return a copy of QB5's mind to the embroid brain that was placed inside Kasya's uterus. Kasya realizes that her daughter (Maghy) has long had an imaginary friend, 'Joke', that was actually the telepathic Joqueline entity.
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| Figure 22. Generated by Whisk. |
Return to Numenes. In
Part 15 of "
The Alastor Network", Acyreff and
Captain
Lanting go to Numenes. Captain
Lanting discovers that she has a strong telepathic link to Yurahs. The Pheni of Yrinna, the Muu're of Numenes and the Phet
of planet Yerophet are all inked by way of the Phari interstellar network. After briefly linking into the Phari telepathy network, Captain
Lanting realizes that there are clones of
Yurahs' unborn daughter, Lavany, on Yerophet and the Connatic has plans to send Captain
Lanting to Yerophet.
The Robots of Triskelion. In
Part 16 of "
The Alastor Network", the Connatic goes to Triskelion in hopes of learning about the hierion field generator that Kasya used to telepathically link to her sister across interstellar distances. However, Dr. Ektenor, the designer of the field generator, tells the Connatic that humans are not ready to have such powerful technology.
Twycky has returned the borrowed field generator to Dr. Ektenor and now she has a chance to play with the sexbot Vyky. Completing a deal brokered by Grean, medical personnel that were captured by the Whelm arrive on Triskelion, a world with a shortage of workers.
In
Part 17 of "
The Alastor Network", there is mention of the planet
Marune. The Connatic has a telepathic vision of a woman named Ariel who had recently transported a mysterious
patient the Connatic's Hospital. That patient is a native resident of the
planet Marune. This is a fan-fictional reference to Jack Vance's novel Marune which chronicles the life of
Efraim. In March,
Ariel would return in a new science fiction story called
Meet the Phari.
Captain
Lanting, now a member of the Whelm, is assigned to capture another space pirate, Captain Tirret, who commands the spaceship Kraken.
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| Figure 23. Generated by Whisk. |
In Part 18, Connatica Eleyn, the mother of the current Connatic, returns to Alastor Cluster after visiting Earth. This is actually a replicoid copy of the biological Eleyn. This "new" Eleyn has impressive telepathic powers and she is able to communicate
with Lav, the nanoscopic
replicoid
who is residing inside the
Lavany
embryo, guiding its development into a mind clone that will function as part
of a
mind clone network.
Back on July 17, 2012 in a story called "Assignment: Marune" I introduced a character called Chief Investigative Agent Joole.
In
Part 19 of "
The Alastor Network",
Joole is studying data from the newly regenerated Josef AI concerning Phari network data that is being passed between the inhabited worlds of Alastor Cluster.
At the time when the Connatic visits Yerophet, Yerophet is the most active node of the Phari telepathic network,
however, there is also a big increase in network activity happening
on Marune. The Connatic is trying to understand an epidemic of Cold Fever that has been killing residents on Yerophet.
In Part 20 of "The Alastor Network", Heshlo and his sister Voyt (who has been doing genetics research on Yerophet) chat with Josef. Josef tries to get help from Voyt in finding two telepathic Kerub on Yerophet, Bryget and Snoyl. Josef also informs Heshlo and Voyt that they have a half-sister, Konywhn, who lives on Yerophet. Through her powerful telepathic abilities, Eleyn that there are nanoscopic replicoids guiding the embryonic development of Lavany, Bryget and Snoyl... forming them into a mind clone network. Eleyn asks Konywhn to take her to see Konywhn's mother, Lora, who the Connatic had met on Yerophet two decades previously.Part 21 of "The Alastor Network" appeared in a February 22, 2021 blog post called "Lora's Lab". Konywhn's mother, Lora, is Managing Director Lora Shaw of a secret genetics laboratory where telepathic alien-human hybrids have been designed and constructed. This genetics laboratory was founded by Eleyn's father more than fifty years previously.
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