Geron Kees
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Good wishes help a great deal. Thanks to you all!
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Thanks, Doc.
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Thank you. I don't plan to leave these guys hanging!
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The progression seems a good one. Charlie and the others are not elves, but they are learning at a considerable rate. Once you know a mountain can be moved, it just becomes a matter of figuring out how to do it.
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Thanks, my friend. I plan to continue as I can. No unfinished stories here!
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Thanks, Chris!
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It goes a long way to know that something is possible before you try it. Having Keerby and Max have Hernacki friends paved the way nicely for this encounter. It seemed time that Charlie and the gang could start stepping up to the level of some of the elves.
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Charlie and the guys admire simplicity in a solution. One thing Charlie can usually be depended upon to do is to recognize the best path towards meeting a goal that will not get them all fried or lost someplace forever.
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I agree with that. Having some last, little fact introduced often can mean a large change in plans.
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We'll have to see what happens.
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The last chapter may prove to be the most difficult one yet. And there is some small possibility that a chapter 10 will not be enough to complete this tale, too.
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Yeah. Mine, too.
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As anyone who reads my tales knows, I like happy, satisfying endings. Hopefully, the gang will pull off another one in this one!
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Strangers can sometimes take an interest in helping you that is extraordinary.
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Three dimensions have always stood me well, too. When you step out of what you know, it requires a little tongue-in-cheek to keep moving.
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I have a technical education, and I'm good at research. There is certainly a bit of bullshit in the facts here, but that's because there are too many gray areas where I simply had to improvise. I can't let the fact that I am not a physicist mess up a fun story, can I? 😁
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Good questions we will possibly never know the answers to!
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Thanks. I hope it was more fun than confusing!
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That seems to be the case. Elias' people have not made a single further move to get in the way of events that have followed. Yet, anyway.
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That's true. Conceptualizing such events as hyperspheres seems rather easy to mathematicians, but then proving the concept can be an extraordinary amount of work. Even Einstein said that many of his notions first came to him in the form of simple ideas in words and pictures, but that laying them out mathematically was the the real work.
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Yeah. I really hate to get too technical in these tales, but sometimes it's required. I tried to lessen the impact of all that after this chapter. Makes my own head a little wobbly.
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Wow. These people even look like they predate me!
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Neither can I!
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The ship seemed an appropriate addition to their needs. Being one leg up on other races in the technical realm will surely make for some interesting adventures ahead.
