Human-alien encounters -- Fiction; Life on other planets -- Fiction; Science fiction
So, too, ended the destructive ray that a desperate people, ever greedy
for new wealth, had unwittingly turned upon themselves on that day of
infancy in the now-forgotten past.
Now to Venus, where the end of his strange adventure awaited. There
had been many more Venusians than Wronged Ones. This surplus now
belonged to the beasts--mindless, with only the instincts of the
beast remaining. These mindless ones must be segregated to prevent
inter-breeding with the others.
As the _New Frontiers_ flashed sunward, Gene caught one final glimpse
of the transposed Venusians on his Vizio. Now a race without hope, were
they. In undoing one great wrong, he had committed another. But this
was a primitive, ignorant people to whom intelligence would never have
come in time to aid Earth in the crisis that threatened.
He had played God to them, but they would never know, never realize ...
or would they?
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Steel Giants of Chaos, by James R. Adams
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