Gabe619
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The craft pulled onto station over the small New England town late on the Wednesday night. The moon was full and shone down casting the landscape beneath the ship in a silvery, beautiful light which wasn't lost on the two crew of the craft. They might be alien to this planet, but they still admired beauty. The ship was a small research vessel, two crew, labs for experimentation and research, even some holding cells for local fauna if some were required to be brought up to the ship itself.
Keldar sat at the helm control and brought the ship to a smooth silent stop. The invisibility screens were working perfectly. No one on this planet could see them or detect them. Not with the naked eye or their primitive detection devices. He smiled at how inferior the people of this world were, and yet they may still offer up something to help his race. Of course calling Keldar a 'He' would have been inaccurate as his race had no species, they were almost androgynous with no sense of male or female form of sexuality. That was one of the things Keldar and his partner were here to investigate and catalogue. There had been many other such missions to this planet over the years, some more beneficial than others, but as a newly appointed officer of the science corp this was Keldar's first real taste of responsibility and he was taking it very seriously.
Keldar's race, the Locani, were tall, sleek, graceful creatures with a pale greenish skin tone, wide black eyes and long wavy tendrils that sprouted from their heads in place of what humans would call hair. If seen by a human they might even be called beautiful in some respects, but the whole idea was that the humans would never know they had been here. The missions was to catalogue human sexuality as it might benefit the Locani race and their species abilities would make this task a lot easier, Keldar considered as he watched a monitor showing the small village below them. He had picked this place particularly for its location. Rural, out of the way, small with a low population. Even if something went wrong no one would really taker any accounts from these people seriously, they would be called names and dismissed as lunatics. It seemed thats how human society worked which only made Keldars job easier.
"We're in position." He called to his partner on the other side of the command bridge.
Keldar sat at the helm control and brought the ship to a smooth silent stop. The invisibility screens were working perfectly. No one on this planet could see them or detect them. Not with the naked eye or their primitive detection devices. He smiled at how inferior the people of this world were, and yet they may still offer up something to help his race. Of course calling Keldar a 'He' would have been inaccurate as his race had no species, they were almost androgynous with no sense of male or female form of sexuality. That was one of the things Keldar and his partner were here to investigate and catalogue. There had been many other such missions to this planet over the years, some more beneficial than others, but as a newly appointed officer of the science corp this was Keldar's first real taste of responsibility and he was taking it very seriously.
Keldar's race, the Locani, were tall, sleek, graceful creatures with a pale greenish skin tone, wide black eyes and long wavy tendrils that sprouted from their heads in place of what humans would call hair. If seen by a human they might even be called beautiful in some respects, but the whole idea was that the humans would never know they had been here. The missions was to catalogue human sexuality as it might benefit the Locani race and their species abilities would make this task a lot easier, Keldar considered as he watched a monitor showing the small village below them. He had picked this place particularly for its location. Rural, out of the way, small with a low population. Even if something went wrong no one would really taker any accounts from these people seriously, they would be called names and dismissed as lunatics. It seemed thats how human society worked which only made Keldars job easier.
"We're in position." He called to his partner on the other side of the command bridge.