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Infinite Entities

Author: Arnold J. Inzko
Published: 1/14/2008 5:56:11 PM
Pages: 248
Keywords: Africa,Animal Soul,Astral Level,Birth,Catastrophe,Cave Dwelling,Chimps,Corporate Creatures,Death,Ent...
Audience Level: Mature
Genres: Fiction / Science Fiction / GeneralFiction / Action & Adventure
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5x8 Paperback X-00000021970$14.67
About the Book

Infinite Entities

Two souls, in the Universe and on earth, are competing with each other.  They are The Entities and they are looking for new lives to enter and control them.  At two million BC and in the not to distant future, that was difficult, because they lacked suitable subjects.  Today and in the distant future, the souls find an abundance of new lives. Because of their opposing philosophies, they use their donors, both humans and animals as their tools to further their cause.  This is original Sci-fi material for the mature reader.

About the Author

About the Author

The author's name is Arnold J. Inzko and he wrote this novel.  He lived and worked in Austria, in England and he still lives the USA.  In the USA, he served in the Army.  Then he attended OSU, KSU and CSU to earn a degree in engineering.  First, he worked as engineering manager in Industry.  Then he taught computer essentials, mechanical drafting, CNC, metrology and machine tool programming at South Hills School of Business and Technology.  In addition, he extensively studied the history of humanity and the sociological behaviors of various ethnic groups.  With the above experiences, he locked himself into the genre of science fiction and he associated current trends with probable and likely future occurrences.  He also wrote DOS manuals, many engineering papers and novels.

To learn more about this author's novels, please visit his web page:  arnoldinzko.com

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EPISODE TWO

A fire burned in the middle of the cave, projecting shadows on the stone walls.  It cast the shadow of a pregnant female who was about to give birth.  She was in pain and sat on a rock holding her belly.  Five more females sat nearby, and one of them added just enough wood to the fire to keep it at low level.  Still another chewed on a boar’s hide to soften it for use as bedding during the winter months.  Two more cooked rabbit stew by an open fire. The smoke rose straight to the roof, lingered for a while and then slowly drifted toward the cave entrance, driven by invisible air currents.  One woman was bent over, stirring the brew with a dried branch from an oak tree. She reached in the pot and removed parts of skin that still had hair on it, flinging it to the dogs that fought for it, barked at each other, tore it apart and devoured it.

A male — it could be the lead male — looked on from the back of the cave and came closer, gazing at the female’s backside.  His nostrils moved up and down, getting the female’s scent.  He came closer and saw that she was dripping wet.  He stepped behind her and his large staff stiffened, but barely visible, because of the generous portions of pubic hair covering the male’s body.  He reached to her sides with both hands, grabbed her, entered her and moved his body violently back and forth.  The female screamed and lost her balance, almost falling into the pot of rabbit stew.  The male grabbed her and continued with intensified movements.  He barked, then screamed and finally uttered, "Aahhh, Oohhh."  Then he removed his dripping staff. He let go of the female.  She fell to her side, recuperating from the ordeal. Other males watched, "Oohh, oohh, oohh," developing erections.  They masturbated. The lead male left, grunting and returned to the back of the cave and he went to sleep.

The cave dwellers heard a sound and jumped up and ran to the entrance of the cave. One stepped outside. His bare feet touched the cool, wet grass, then a stone still warm from the sun He kept his foot on the stone — that was a pleasant feeling. Then the male walked away from the front of the cave, looking for the origin of the sound.

"Oh, you’re back — all of you?" Two males grunted in response, attempting to answer the man’s question, but found it difficult. It was the tribe’s other males returning from their hunt. The dogs wiggled their tails, happy to see their masters.

Three males carried a boar. The tribe members carried stone spears and axes and wore sandals and fur around their waist. All had long, black, stringy hair. They placed the boar on leaves in preparation of skinning it and dividing the meat.

They wouldn’t know or understand, but their facial structure was more modern than those of the original Homo Erectus. These males had higher foreheads, their chin was still primitive and their hands were a little shorter.

As the females talked to each other in their primeval, limited dialect, supplemented with sign language, there was concern about the pregnant female. Her name was Rana. She was young and in the first stages of labor. The other females consoled her the best way they could in their surrounding….

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