Glass Dawn: The Adventures of PopNjay
By Randy Stahla
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Dr Silane works for the government of Teralon, and is the head of their technology research organization. One of Dr Silane's cyborgs named Captain Black steals a powerful military space craft, and Dr Silane is under suspicion for taking part in this crime. Silane's resistance to the creation of a new government called SPIKE command places his life in jeopardy. The head of the new government, Jinsay Spike, as well as the renegade cyborg, Captain Black, are working in collusion to discredit Dr Silane and frame him for the destruction of Teralon by nuclear war. Dr Silane is forced to run for his life. He flies a ship through a space - time portal to safety and leaves behind the navigation codes necessary for his loyal cyborgs, Jay, Mac, and Jac, to escape as well. From there, they all end up on Earth where their troubles really begin. In a surprise ending, they play a major part in saving Earth from the same fate as their home planet of Teralon.
Randy Stahla
I am a musician, videographer, animator, and writer. I have released 4 CDs, and they are all on iTunes and CDBaby.com (just search for Randy Stahla). My most recent videos are on YouTube on my channel - Star3TV - and will soon be featured on my newest website / blog, http://www.Star3TV.com ... My music is on Reverbnation.com under my name as well. I am publishing the manuscript (story) upon which my animation is based here on Smashwords. You can watch the introduction to my animation here: http://youtu.be/K62wc-bNTGs - thanks for your interest!
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Glass Dawn - Randy Stahla
Glass Dawn - The Adventures of PopNjay
By Randy Stahla
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Table of Contents
Glass Dawn - The Adventures of PopNjay
Chapter 1 - The Planet Teralon
Chapter 2 - Arrest Warrant for Dr Silane
Chapter 3 - Red Rose
Chapter 4 - The Magnetar
Chapter 5 - The Space Time Portal
Chapter 6 - Agema Lee - Dr Silane's Space Ship
Chapter 7 - Dr Domain Runs Away
Chapter 8 - The Crystal Smart Probes
Chapter 9 - Dr Domain Lands On Earth
Chapter 10 - Dr Silane is Rejected
Chapter 11 - KJ's Delays
Chapter 12 - Street People
Chapter 13 - Living on the Beach
Chapter 14 - Beach Invasion
Chapter 15 - Baked Fish Trouble
Chapter 16 - Goodbye, Dr Silane
Chapter 17 - The Detention Center
Chapter 18 - TL7 & The Park
Chapter 19 - Total Confusion
Chapter 20 - Confrontation
Chapter 21 - Exoplanet Inventory
About the Author
Chapter 1
The Planet Teralon
Once there was a planet called Teralon, in another galaxy. In the main city of Noxla, there was a scientist named Dr Charles Silane. He was head of the Cyborg Research Center (CRC) for the government of Teralon, and had worked there for almost 30 years.
Dr Silane invented a new type of computer system that used silicon proteins. He used that invention to create 4 cyborgs. His first cyborg was named Captain Black, because the government mandated that the cyborgs be covered with a protective material made of Iron alloy.
They wanted to use the new cyborgs for military purposes, and Iron was plentiful and cheap on Teralon, and was being mined by slaves only know to the government. This material was also used to make large space craft armed with nuclear weapons. The weapons were secret, and they used this iron alloy for the bomb's outer shell.
But Dr Silane didn’t like to use this Iron alloy. This material was based on old technology, and interfered with his newly designed computer circuits. Not only that - he hated the government's slavery program used to mine the mineral.
After Captain Black, he used Silicon materials for outer protection instead. This brought Dr Silane into disfavor with the government of Teralon - he didn't follow policies that he felt were counter-productive.
The tension between Dr Silane and the administration of Teralon continued to increase. Dr Silane was against all the work they were asking him to do for military applications, and soon found himself being monitored very closely by his superiors.
The next 3 cyborgs he created were named Jay, Mac, and Jac.
They were made of silicon proteins, and had computers that were of a new design. They didn't have normal hands or feet, but used a special type of fork design that used a force field to manipulate whatever they were handling. They didn't walk, but floated above the ground, and had a special material that could either be repelled or attracted by gravity. This was a new invention by Dr Silane, and he used these materials to build his own personal space ship, the Sonic.
The Sonic had two types of propulsion - thrust from engines that burned fuel, and Gravity Field Propulsion, which controlled the way his space craft responded to gravity. This system took advantage of the gravity of planets, and reduced greatly the amount of fuel needed to escape a planet's gravitational field. The Sonic also had the capability of locking into other ship's navigation and power systems, and could guide the flight paths and speed of up to 3 ships at once.
Jay was programmed to pilot the Sonic, Mac to run navigation, and Jac communications and maintenance. Jay was also programmed with Dr Silane's secrets, inventions, and other data files that weren't stored anywhere else. Jay could speak using either his own voice or the voice of Dr Silane.
Jay, Mac, and Jac were built in the same year, and did everything together. Jay was the first prototype of this new type of cyborg, and he had strange quirks because he was the first of his kind. Every so often his circuits would pop and flash - so others would make fun of him. His enemies called him PopNjay,
and PopNjay felt that he was a misfit.
For one thing, he didn't have hands or feet like humanoids. He asked Dr Silane on several occasions, Why did you make the 3 of us like this?
But Dr Silane would only answer, Someday you will understand.
The 3 of them were always clowning around and breaking things. They had powerful forces they could use to manipulate objects, and were known for picking up objects in the research facility where they were created and throwing them across the room. Dr Silane would often ask Jay to handle dangerous explosives or radioactive materials with his force-field hands.
He didn't actually touch objects - he simply moved them by a force that was projected to surround the objects.
But Jay, Mac, and Jac could not feel anything they touched - because they seldom actually touched anything, and because they had no nerve endings in their hands or feet.
Jay couldn't stand the way he was built after awhile - he envied humanoids who could touch and feel what they picked up. He had so many questions about the world around him, and was convinced that he would never know the answers because he couldn't actually make contact with the material universe like humanoids.
About three years after Jay, Mac, and Jack were built, Captain Black disappeared. He stole a top-secret military space ship from Dr Silane’s research facility, along with top-secret data files from their computer. This ship was dangerous, because it could be armed with nuclear warheads, and had top-secret weapons.
Chapter 2
Arrest Warrant for Dr Silane
The government of Teralon issued a warrant for the arrest of Dr Silane. They were looking for the stolen military space ship, and were convinced that Dr Silane had programmed Captain Black to steal it and disappear. Dr Silane could not convince them that he was innocent, and he was forced to run for his life. He was charged with high treason against the government of Teralon, and an order was issued for his immediate execution.
Dr Silane and Captain Black were gone, and no one could find them.
The other 3 cyborgs, Jay, Mac, and Jac were confronted by an Interrobot from the police department of the government. But they escaped just in time, and took Dr Silane's personal ship, the Sonic, and became fugitives on the planet of Teralon.
Dr Domain was the chief of police on Teralon, and was also a cyborg. One of his top priorities was to apprehend Jay, Mac, and Jac. He flew around the planet in his gold cruiser looking for them. The police believed that if they could find these 3 cyborgs, that they would give them the information they needed to find Captain Black and Dr Silane.
There was an endless chase - Dr Domain constantly going after Jay, Mac, and Jac in the Sonic.
But unknown to Dr Domain, a top official of the