36xxxx 100 Artificial Volanco Eruption

When the Gregory party was allowed the freedom of the strange underwater colony known as Euclidea, their first view was of an immense cave or cavern, a mile in width and half a mile high. The most surprising thing about this cavern is the naturalness of everything.

Tall trees and green grass growing just as they do in the everyday world, while cows, pigs and chickens make the weird surroundings almost natural. This can't go on forever on Euclidea, and our friends soon feel more as they did on their first visit to the island. Jerry is taken away for the conference with G-47. And Mrs.

Gregory, her daughter Joan and Captain Bradford, are taken to witness an experiment in the laboratory of Kiaop's the builder. The captain is speaking as they stand outside this room. It doesn't matter what we've seen on this place before. There's always something more surprising waiting for us. You were impressed with were you not captain with Kiaop's demonstration of the tempered copper? I

should think that anyone would be impressed, my dear. Yes, Joan, the art of tempering comfort was lost somewhere along with a lot of other wonderful things as old Egyptians had done. And ever since that time, men have been trying to find the secret.

Even his name seems unnatural. Kiyops, whom the Egyptians call Kufu. I can almost imagine this man standing by the newly completed great pyramid, proudly looking at his handiwork. You allow your imagination too much, Scokemother. This man has merely taken the name of Kiyops as he is the master builder of Euclidean. We know that, Joan, but at the same time it's

more than the coincidence this man should have taken the secrets of the ancient builder along with his name. I've seen enough of this for a while. Let's walk around this passageway and try to find some more natural things to look at.