But I do know that there was something inhuman about these Hans. And I had many months of intimate contact with them, and with their Emperor in America. I can vouch for the fact that even in his most friendly and human moments, there was an inhumanity, or perhaps "unhumanity" about him that aroused in me that urge to kill. But whether or not there was in these people blood from outside this planet, the fact remains that they have been exterminated, that a truly human civilization reigns once more--and that I am now a very tired old man, waiting with no regrets for the call which will take me to another existence. There, it is my hope and my conviction that my courageous mate of those bloody days waits for me with loving arms. THE END Transcriber's Note: In this text the two prefixes _ultro-_ and _ultrono-_ have been applied inconsistently to much of the future technology. These discrepancies remain as printed. End of Project Gutenberg's The Airlords of Han, by Philip Francis Nowlan