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It was nice to believe in something. The beauty of the desert fit the bill. Meanwhile, we were never alone. However, few were rich enough to support many. One or two relatives given decent jobs was about the extent of it.

"Do you remember the project?"

Jones heard the voice, and Jones knew there had been an important project to focus on. Now, after only a few hours, Jones intended to resolve the project. He needed to relax.

"No," he spoke loudly and hoped no witnesses existed.

Kaal frequently with a telepathy contact like this would listen as the person appeared disturbed to his contemporaries. Kaal knew that the human emotions were too powerful for the creatures to contain. Emotionally, the most advanced began talking to themselves. Often, such would claim they suspected someone was watching them. Prior to the war 1000 years ago, when Kaal was 11, people on Earth created psychology to figure things like this out. Why did some advanced creatures, otherwise a food stock for the arriving space travelers, become fearful of being watched and followed?

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