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Updated: June 2, 2025
We have, first, a bit of sad news to give Your Majesty, and then some questions we most urgently request you to answer as fully as you can." The emperor did not look pleased at this suggestion that he be questioned, but said nothing. "Your Prime Minister, Gorth Bohr, was killed a few hours ago, Sire." "What?"
The people of his planetary system Canopus are so far advanced they live on a completely co-operative basis, every one instinctively working for the common good of all. Bohr was an atavism they caught him trying to 'take over' there, and banished him.
And then, as though this were not enough, the Russian gunboat Bohr turned her 9-inch guns upon the advancing Japanese and, quickly getting the range, began to drop shells right among them.
All men have the need to talk to someone, some times, so Bohr chose this toogan, who is really quite intelligent, and who could talk back with him. The bird doesn't 'remember' it all, of course, but it's all engraved on his brain." "That means, then," Newton said thankfully, "that we won't have to worry about a war with another system or galaxy." "Yes, and that's a real help," Hawarden added.
The Bohr began the day's proceedings by opening fire with her 9-inch gun upon the artillery of our 3rd Division, which had taken up a position upon the lower slopes of Mount Sampson, from which it could reach the Russian batteries established upon the crest of the Nanshan Heights.
The admiral sat up quickly and switched on the intercom. "Yes?" "Bohr certainly was not a human being," the doctor reported, and Hanlon could see the surprise and wonder on his face in the screen. "There are structural differences so far removed from ours that they could not possibly be Homo Sapiens." "Any idea where he came from?" Hanlon asked, and the admiral relayed the question.
"Somehow I can't quite feel that way. During his first years as emperor he was one of the most co-operative of all Planetary rulers within the Federation." "What about his Prime Minister ... and by the way, what was his name? I never heard him called anything but 'His Highness'?" "His name was Gorth Bohr. He seems to have appeared from nowhere almost overnight as an important personage, I mean.
Something clicked in Hanlon's mind. "The emperor," he exclaimed. "Maybe we'd better have another go at him. I'll bet his mind's a lot freer from that compulsion now, and perhaps he can remember more of what Bohr sealed away from his conscious memory." Hawarden nodded. "That's a good bet. I'll arrange it."
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