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Look Out Below
The night was clear and cold. A weather front had blown through the day prior and dropped the evening temps into the thirties. A pale sliver of last-quarter moon hung over the desert, its edges sharp, and only a few wisps of clouds obscured the stars. Into this stark landscape a meteor streaked just before midnight.
It landed on the outskirts of town at the end of a dirt path. The land was part of an old horse ranch, abandoned in the early 1970s, so no family emerged from the cabin to investigate the fiery hole in their property, and no animals paced nervously along the fences.
A cactus sizzled and popped as it caught fire near the crater.
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It landed on the outskirts of town at the end of a dirt path. The land was part of an old horse ranch, abandoned in the early 1970s, so no family emerged from the cabin to investigate the fiery hole in their property, and no animals paced nervously along the fences.
A cactus sizzled and popped as it caught fire near the crater.
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“What the f…..?”
The crater glowed like coals in a dying campfire. He climbed over the old wooden fence and hopped into the pasture. Nothing moved. There were no sounds except for hissing and sizzling, and he wasn’t sure if those came from the cactus or the pit. Heat warmed him as he approached the outer edge of the pit and circled. Was it dangerous to get this close? For instance, was there cosmic radiation to be concerned about? Cancer and his sperm count were two things the vampire didn't have to consider, but who knew what else was on the table?
Daniel looked up, realizing he might want to check the sky for any astronomical buddies before he got flattened.
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He thought for a moment, then with one hand shoved in the pocket of his jacket, he moved closer to the crater, eyes watching the other two, ears tuned to whoever or whatever it was behind him.
"Made a bit of a hole," he said, the heat still intense but not enough to stop him from trying to peer over the edge at the contents of the crater.
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"After you!" he replied to her, glancing at the the pit then the other two. Echo didn't seem to be affected by the rather bright glow, and the other one, the male who'd been with the female, was now looking around, seemed to be a little more perplexed. The female giving the orders was definitely not human. Her excursion around the pit had sent a very strong twitch across his shoulder blades when she'd passed them. He wasn't sure if the two of them had arrived together, so called out to the male, "she always this bossy?" with a dry laugh.
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He waved at the new faces.
“Eh, but don’t worry, I’m harmless.”
Daniel reached up to scratch his ear. He did not notice that a remarkable amount of cellular growth was taking place in the crater as the extraterrestrial infant — no, toddler — watched them with interest.
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