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Darchives ; The curse of Venus 8

21 Sep

Food! Finally a festival after five days of severe ration. A ship from Earth found its way to Venus with loads and loads of food. They sent more than usual quantity. Rice cakes, wheat cakes, milk products, fruit freezers, flour vallas…. OK. the list goes on. But more important thing is they include my favorite sweet bullets, Gulab jamoons – Chilled ones. I love them. Even while remembering them now my mouth is watering.

 
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Darchives ; The Curse of Venus 7

12 Sep

I am hungry. I think every body here. This is the third day we have severe ration. For the reasons unknown to me we missed third continuous shipment from earth. No shipments means no food. Thanks to micro terraforming, we have plenty of water here. Commons is dull. but every body are there. looks like whole process stopped working. there are people trying to entertain Keyuri is one of them. the kept on singing n singing. the songs are still re vibrating in my ears. But I am hungry.

 
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Darchives ; The curse of Venus 6

09 Sep

Finally I succeeded in luring Vishal to Venus. He is here today, will be working in port only. We will be plat-mates again. cool. I hope this will keep me away from loneliness and boredom. One biggest problem with Vishal is he talks rarely. Keyuri is altogether different. Even though she was one week Venusite, we become good friends. She talks and talks and talks. I love her, I mean not in literary sense of falling in love, but I love to spend time with her. These days I am regular to commons, only reason is Keyuri. And they started rations for food; looks like supplies from Earth dwindled. Wish it will be normal again.

 
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Darchives; The Curse of Venus 5

05 Sep

Life is lot frustrating, it is third year I am here on Venus. Now the population is a little more than 500. That means I have very little to do. Most of the time I am listening to music carried from earth or looking out at unexplored Venus plains. Unlike earth we have commons here, where everybody meet in the evening. That is a great idea but I think this may not be possible on earth where everybody is busy from morning to morning and the population is not 500! In spite of this commons I still think life is haunting, alone and boring. Something must be done. Something must be done.

 
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Darchives; The Curse of Venus 4

04 Sep

I am on Venus. It is beautiful. After living on earth for most of my life where concrete is reality and forest is something luxury the view of Venus from my shuttle is like heaven. The first thing I did is to look at sky and then land! They are similar to Earth! Micro-terra forming what an invention. Using microbes to make all these deserted planets livable and lovable for human beings. It took 14 hours to actually become a Venus citizen. First they put me in some chamber where I was cleaned of any microbes. It is little hot in that chamber, but OK. Then there are formalities, process, documents, signatures. As I am good at documentation work didn’t faced any issues. Now I am a Venus citizen. My job is at port, the same chamber operator. who ever comes here have to go through me! my VUID is 6511. I am the 236th person to come here. Even though the planet is huge, only one building is opened for residence, rest of the planet is still undergoing transformation. Most of the people here are working on that transformation work only. Wishing myself all the best.

 
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Darchives; The Curse of Venus 3

29 Aug

“Listening to  one persons speech can change your life for eternity” . I might have never agreed to this quote, unless for today’s events. Today I went to police station casually with Vilas. Vilas’s uncle is working as Sector Inspector there. The ambiance of station is not at all impressive. Moreover he was green smoking at that time. Even though I know green smoking is hazard free I detest the smell of it. We were served Green Tea and stuffed biscuits. Then something happened, the chit-chat started as usual conversation and continued for an hour or so. By the time I left police station premises I know I am different person from the one who entered into those premises an hour back. “The only way to save resource strained earth is to push its over-populated janta to other planets and moons, that is the only hope for humanities survival”. The essence of his speech is still vibrating in my ears. My umpteen love for earth is keeping me here for all these years. Even though all my friends  were pushed outwards after their training here, I saw it as a betrayal to native planet. Even I moved away from Sanja. Looks like I am wrong. As the Sector Inspector observed correctly, after all human beings are survived only because of migration from pre-civilization days. What now?

 
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