36xxxx 096 The City Is Discovered

Far below the surface of the South Pacific Ocean, the Gregory party have spent their first night in Eucidia, the hidden city of the Euclidian scientist. Mrs. Gregory, her young daughter Joan, Captain Bradford and Jerry Hall, found very fine quarters assigned to them in the Euclidian city.

They also found a splendid dinner served with Mrs. Gregory's own table linen and silver. They have just finished breakfast, which appeared mysteriously at the right moment. As we find them now, our four adventuring friends are seated around the breakfast table, discussing their plans for the day. No thanks. I couldn't eat another bite. I'm sure I couldn't, Jerry.

I think we all did very well for ourselves at this breakfast. I agree with you, mother, for people who have as much to fear in the future as we have. The present is indeed kind to us. Oh, I don't think we've got so much to fear, but I'll bet we've got plenty to see.

For one thing, I'd like to see where all this food comes from. Just what I was going to say, Jerry. I'd fondly opinion that you could even existed entirely on those condensed food You sure doesn't look much like that now?

Fresh milk, fresh butter, and last night all those fresh vegetables? Hmm, that's a different story from the way we lived up inside that island. I think we may safely explore outside our quarters now, Captain Badford.

Yes, Tex. I'm anxious to get started myself. Yeah, me too. Looks like that's a pleasure of the meeting then. Let's go. Oh, where do we start? I would suggest we start by finding an outer door.