In "Wingless," Nat Falkayn rescues Keshchyi, a young Ythrian caught in atlantis weed on the planet now named Avalon.
In The People Of The Wind, Tabitha Falkayn takes Philippe Rochefort to see atlantis weed, each mass of which supports an entire ecology. She hopes that they will also see a grazing kraken. Tabitha tells Rochefort that, on the archipelago island where he had crash landed, he might have been injured or killed by a surgeon tree and also that there were hell shrubs in a hollow nearby.
Thus, the novel incorporates features from the two short stories.
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Kaor, Paul!
And, as in any well crafted mystery, we are given hints of things that will be important in the later development of the story.
Ad astra! Sean
Yup, there are likely to be very dangerous organisms on any planet with life at all. Certainly there are on earth!
Kaor, Mr. Stirling!
And an Imperial physician mentioned one of them, a type of flower native to CA, in a conference with Admiral Cajal.
Ad astra! Sean
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