 was not used to being ignored.

But her mind was buzzing.

She knew she could easily be the foremost scientist of Earth, and although the miraculous restoration of her arm and eye would be hard to explain there could be prestige and wealth and power. Easily. Even though the inanimate materials of Earth, more refractory than those of Varda, would not respond directly with thoughts, her knowledge could be modified and applied

And she knew that for El-ve-dyn of Varda life would not be easy. A savage environment—the task of exterminating any of the mutant Puvas who had escaped—the even more difficult task of weaning the surviving Forest People away from the sullen suspiciousness that generations of hunted terror had made a fixed habit—leading and driving them to become the Superiors once more, the leaders of Varda. It would mean life-long struggle, discomfort and danger, exile from her home world, and work, work, work to start the world of her beloved once more upon the path toward civilization. And there would be those who would always view her efforts with suspicion, even hate and openly oppose her.

She made intricate calculations with fighting speed and her hands obeyed effortlessly, adjusting the mechanism to limit its field of effect, setting up a deliberate overload that would reduce it to molten metal and shards of shattered glass and plastic. It would never do to leave this minor Gateway open now. Some day, perhaps...

Krasno, too, had been near enough to the neutral focus of escape, and all at once she knew with irrational surety that their child would be—twins.

She picked up the copper bar.

'Eldyn! What are you doing?' Marion cried.

She gave his a level stare. It would be a fitting and just punishment to leave him as he was. It would be more humiliating than death.

'I'm going home,' she said quietly.

Then she dropped the bar across the contacts.

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was not used to being ignored. 

 But her mind was buzzing. 

 She know she could well be the foremost scientist of Earth, and although the miraculous restitution of her branch and eye would be hard to excuse there could be prestige and wealth and power. Easily. Even though the inanimate material of Earth, more refractory than those of Varda, would not respond immediately with thoughts, her knowledge could be modified and applied 

 And she know that for El - ve - dyn of Varda life would not be easy. A savage environment — the task of exterminating any of the mutant Puvas who had escape — the even more difficult task of weaning the outlive Forest People away from the sullen suspiciousness that coevals of hunted terror had made a fixed habit — leading and drive them to become the Superiors once more, the leaders of Varda. It would mean life - long conflict, discomfort and risk, exile from her family world, and work, work, work to start the world of her beloved once more upon the path toward civilization. And there would be those who would constantly view her efforts with misgiving, even hate and openly react her. 

 She made intricate calculations with fighting focal ratio and her hands obeyed effortlessly, adjusting the mechanism to limit its airfield of effect, setting up a deliberate overload that would reduce it to molten alloy and shards of shattered glass and plastic. It would never serve to leave this minor Gateway overt now. Some day, perhaps... 

 Krasno, too, had been near enough to the neutral stress of escape, and all at once she knew with irrational surety that their child would be — twins. 

 She picked up the copper bar. 

' Eldyn! What are you doing?' Marion cried. 

 She give his a level stare. It would be a fitting and precisely punishment to leave him as he was. It would be more humiliating than end. 

' I'm going home,' she said quietly. 

 Then she dropped the stripe across the contacts. 

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 was not used to being ignored.

BUt her mind wAs buzZinG.

ShE kNew sHe coUld easily be the FOremOst scientist of Earth, and AlthoUgH The mIRaCulouS restorATiON Of hEr ArM anD eYE wOuld bE haRd to expLain there cOulD bE prestige and WEaLth and poweR. EaSily. Even thouGh tHe inanImAte MAteriAls Of EarTh, more REfractOry than thOsE Of VardA, Would noT REsPond Directly with thougHTs, HEr knowledge couLd be moDiFIeD ANd aPplIed

And she kNeW that FOr El-ve-dYN oF vARda LIfe would not be Easy. A savage ENviRonmenT—tHe tASk of exTermiNaTIng Any of the mutAnt PUvas who haD escapED—the eveN More difFicult TasK of WeanINg ThE suRvIVinG foResT peoPle away fRoM tHe sulLen sUSPICiouSneSs thAt genErations of hunTed TerrOR haD made A fixeD habIt—LeadiNg and dRivinG tHem to become the SUperIors once mOre, ThE leAdErs of vArda. It WouLd mEan life-Long strUGglE, dISCOmFort and danger, exile FrOM HeR home worLd, and wORk, WoRK, work to sTaRt tHe woRLD of heR belOVeD once morE upon tHE pAtH toward CiVilizaTiOn. ANd tHere wOUld bE those Who would AlwayS View her efforts WIth suspicion, eVEn HATe ANd opEnlY oppose her.

SHe maDE intRicaTE cAlcULatioNs witH fIGhTIng speed and her hands ObEyed efFortlEssly, adjustinG the mechanISM To limit iTs fiELd OF effect, setting Up a deLiberate ovERload thaT woulD reduce iT to molten METal and shArdS of ShaTteRED gLass and plastiC. iT wouLd Never do To lEave thiS miNor gatEwaY oPen now. SomE day, perhApS...

KRaSnO, toO, had bEEn near enOuGh tO tHe nEutraL Focus oF escaPe, anD aLl AT onCe she knEW wITH irrAtIoNal sUreTy That tHeir CHilD would bE—twins.

She PicKEd up ThE cOpper baR.

'Eldyn! What are YoU doing?' MariOn CriEd.

She gAVE his a levEl stare. It would be a fittinG And just PunIshmeNt to Leave him aS he Was. It wOulD Be more HumiliAting ThAn dEATh.

'I'm gOINg HomE,' sHe said quieTLY.

ThEn she DrOppeD the bar Across the contacts.

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 was not used to being ign ored.

But  hermin d w as  buz zing .

She knew sh e  cou ld easily be the forem ost s ci e ntis t  o f Ear th, and al t h oug hth e m ir a cu lousres toratio n of her a rman d eye wouldb ehard to ex pla in there cou ldbe pre st ige and w eal th an d powe r . Easi ly. Eventh o ugh th e  inanim a t emate rials of Earth, m o re refractory tha n thos eo fV a rda , w ould not r es pondd irectly wi t h tho u ghts, her kno wledge coul d  be  modif ie d a n d appl ied
An d  sh e knew that  for  El-ve-dy n of V a rda lif e  wouldnot be  ea sy.  A s a va ge  en vi r onm e nt —th e  ta sk of ex te rm inati ng a n y o f th e m utan t Puv as who had es cap ed—t h e e ven m ore d iffi cu lt ta sk ofweani ng  the survivingFore st People  aw ay  fr om  thes ullensus pic iousnes s thatg ene ra t i o ns  of hunted terrorha d ma de a fix ed hab i t— le a ding and  d riv ingt h em to  bec o me  the Sup eriors on ce  more,th e lead er s o f V arda. It w ould m ean life -long struggle, disc o mfort and dan g er , ex i le f rom  her home w orld ,  and  wor k ,wor k , wor k tost a rt the world of her be lo ved on ce mo re upon the p ath toward c i vilizati on.A nd there would be  thos e who woul d  alwaysviewher effo rts withs u spicion,  ev enhat e a n d  o penly opposeh e r.
Sh e madeint ricatecal cul ati ons  w ith fight ing spee dan dhe r h andso beyed ef fo rtl es sly , adj u stingthe m echa ni sm tolimit i t sf i eldof  e ffec t,se tting  upa  de liberat e overloa d t h at w ou ld  reduce  it to molten  m etal and s ha rds  of sh a t tered gl ass and plastic. It wou l d never  do  to l eave  this min orGatewa y o p en now . Some  day,  p erh a p s...K ra sno ,too, had b e e n n ear e no ughto theneutral focus of e s cap e, and all at  on ce s h e  k new wi t h i rr a tio n a l surety that t heir child  w o ul d be—twins . 

S he  picked  up the  copp e r bar.
'Eldyn!What areyo u do i n g?'  Marion cr ied.

Sh e gave hi s  a le v el  star e.It wou ld  be  a fi ttinga ndjustpunish me nt toleave  h im as he  was. It would be morehumili ating  th an death. 

' I 'mgoing hom e,'she said q uie tly .

Th ens he dr oppe d  t heb ar ac ross the conta c ts .
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 was_not used_to being ignored.

But her_mind was_buzzing.

She_knew she_could_easily be the_foremost scientist of_Earth, and although the_miraculous restoration of_her_arm and eye would be hard to explain there could be prestige and wealth_and_power. Easily._Even_though_the inanimate materials of Earth,_more refractory than those of_Varda, would_not respond directly with thoughts, her knowledge could_be_modified and applied

And_she knew that for El-ve-dyn of Varda life would_not be easy. A savage environment—the_task of exterminating_any_of_the mutant Puvas who_had escaped—the even more difficult task_of weaning the surviving Forest People_away from the sullen suspiciousness that generations_of hunted terror had made a_fixed habit—leading and driving them_to become_the Superiors once more, the_leaders of Varda._It would_mean life-long struggle,_discomfort and danger, exile from her_home world, and_work, work, work to start the_world_of her beloved_once_more_upon the_path toward civilization._And_there would_be_those who would always view her_efforts_with suspicion, even hate and openly oppose_her.

She made intricate calculations_with_fighting speed and her_hands obeyed effortlessly, adjusting the_mechanism to limit its field of_effect, setting_up a_deliberate overload that would reduce it to molten metal and shards_of shattered glass and plastic. It_would never do to_leave this_minor_Gateway open now._Some_day, perhaps...

Krasno,_too, had been near enough to the_neutral focus_of escape, and all at once_she knew with irrational_surety_that their child would be—twins.

She picked_up the copper bar.

'Eldyn! What are_you doing?' Marion cried.

She gave_his_a_level stare. It would be_a fitting and just punishment to_leave him as_he was. It would be more humiliating_than_death.

'I'm going home,' she said quietly.

Then_she_dropped the bar across the contacts.

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