Chapter 903:

"Second," Regis 103 continued: "It is my people. It is my job to negotiate with them. Third, I know the dialect of infantry. Although it is not good, I can speak a little bit. In the fourth, I I have climbed a mountain all my life, purely an amateur, but I can assure you that I will not get in the way."
I can only say very little. He seemed to cover every point, or except for one point, and, after a while, he wisely added: "Don't worry; I am very willing to hold you accountable. I will not ask for privileges."
I must be satisfied with this.
It is a civilized planet with a high standard of living, but it is not a mechanization or technological culture. People didn't do much mining or build factories, and the few people created by companies never succeeded. Outside the human trade city, machinery or modern transportation is almost unknown.
When others checked and loaded the supplies, Ralph Scott went out to contact some of his friends and arranged last-minute details. Foss and I sat down to remember that I had to clearly tell the trailer medical details.
"If we can only keep your medical knowledge!"
I said, "The trouble is, being a doctor is not suitable for my character." I felt absurd and relaxed. While I was sitting there, I could look up and study the panorama of the black and green foothills outside Katun, and search for the stone stairway, like a tiny white ribbon, which we can track during the first stage of the journey. Obviously disagree with my enthusiasm.
"You know, Jason, there is a real danger-"
"Do you think I care about danger? Or are you afraid that I will turn around-tenacious?"
"Not exactly. It's not a physical danger, Jason. It's an emotional or intellectual danger."
"Hell, apart from that psychological dialogue, don't you understand other languages?"
"Let me finish, Jason. Jay Ellison may be suppressed and over-controlled, but you are very impulsive. If I can say that, you lack a balance wheel. If you take too much risk, then you are buried to change yourself It may surface and take over pure self-protection."
"In other words," I said with a loud laugh, "If I was afraid of Allison's sweater, he might start to stir in his grave?"
Foss coughed and choked a laugh, and said it was a way of expressing laughter. I patted him on the shoulder with confidence and said, "Forget it, sir. I promise to be pious, sober and hardworking, but is there any law that prohibits enjoying my work?"
Someone yelled to me from 104 Barnyard. "Jason? The guide is here." I stood up and gave Firth my last smile. I said, "Don't worry. Jay Alison got rid of it well." Then I went back to see another guide of their choice.
When I saw the guide, I almost flinched. Because the guide is a woman.
She has a short stature, unlike a girl, and a narrow stature. This kind of body could have been called boyishness or pony, but at first glance it is certainly not feminine. Short, deep curly hair, blue-black, sparse, covering the darkest shadows on a square tanned face, her eyes are so deeply curled by thick dark eyelashes that I can’t guess Show their colors. Her nose was left out, and she might look weird, but strangely arrogant. Her mouth is very open and her chin is round. I don't think she is a beautiful woman.
She raised her palm and said rather gloomily: "-, a free Amazon license guide."
I nodded and frowned. Free Amazon’s guilds have actually entered every male field, but even for Amazon, the guilds of mountain guides seem a bit strange. Under the heavy blanket-like clothes, her body appeared agile and agile enough, almost as slim and flat as mine. Only the slender legs are undoubtedly female.
Others are checking and loading supplies. I noticed from the corner of my eye that Regis Hastur's turn to pull the bundle with the others. I sat on some sacks that were still undisturbed and motioned for her to sit down.
"Have you had any cross-country travel experience? We are passing in, even for professionals."
She said in a flat and expressionless voice: "Last year I participated in an expedition to the Terran Map of the Antarctic Ridge."
"Have you ever been to Hayles? If something happens to me, can you safely lead the expedition back to Katun?"
She looked down at the stubby fingers. "I'm sure," she said at last, and then began to rise. "this is all?"
"One more thing-" I motioned to her to stay home. "Kayla, you will be a woman out of eight men-"
Gentle nose wrinkled; "If that's what you meant, I don't want you to climb into my blanket. It's not in my contract, I hope!"
I feel hot on my face. Damn girl! I retorted: "Anyway, it's not mine, but I can't answer the other seven men, most of them are turtleneck sweaters on the mountain!" Like I said, I wondered why I bother. Of course, free Amazon can defend its virtues without any help from me, if she wants to. I 105 must add the following to defend himself: "In either case, you will be disturbing-I don't want to fight either!"
She made a low entertaining sound. "Numbers are safe, and-are you familiar with the physiological effects of high altitude on men adapting to low altitude?" Suddenly she backed her head, her hidden voice became free and she laughed happily. "Jason, I am a free Amazon company, which means-no, although some of us, I am not desperate. But please trust me, I will not cause any problems for recognized female breeds. "She stood up. "Now, if you don't mind, I want to check the climbing gear."
Her eyes were still laughing at me, but the strange thing was that I didn't care at all. Her behavior is refreshing.
We started that night, it was a peculiar little carriage. The packed animal was loaded into a truck and didn't like it. We also have another streamlined truck to transport supplies. There are ancient stone roads everywhere, decades of flood and silt everywhere, and no trips are planned except for the feet of people or beasts. We passed small villages and remote country estates, as well as some solitary towers. Matrix mechanics and secret science worked alone. The thornless stone towers sometimes glow like blue beacons in the dark.
Kendricks was amused by the truck carrying these animals. Ralph and I took turns driving another truck, sharing wide front seats with Regis Hastur and the girl Kayla, while the other men found seats between the crate and the back pocket. Once, when Rafi was sitting on the steering wheel, the girl wore a coat and hit her face to block the strong sunlight. Regis asked me: "What is an off-road vehicle?"
I tried to tell him, but I was never good at describing things as facts. When he found out that I didn't want to talk, he was silent. I was free to indulge in the tow trucker and the world I know.
Nature seems to be the same in all inhabited worlds, tending to simplify the economy and human form. Upright carriage, free hands, opposing thumbs, retinal rods and cones' sensitivity to color, language development, and lengthy parenting-these things seem to be essential to the development of civilization, and finally they spell human of. Except for the subtle differences in climate or food, there is not much difference between the residents of Or and Or. The differences are mainly cultural differences. Sometimes isolated cultural differences mutate in a strange direction or remain the same. 106 Atomist molecules are just halfway up the top of the evolutionary ladder-at least on known planets, wisdom is still considered Man is the most complex form in nature.
The tow trucker is a stagnant place that has proven to be tenacious. When the mainstream of evolution left trees and struggled on the ground for survival, only a few were left. Evolution did not stop for them, but evolved the same type of trees. Humanoids of nightlife live in vast forests.
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