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Der Baum des Lebens
- Survivor 1.06
- Narrated by: Dietmar Wunder
- Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
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Der Baum des Lebens
Narrated by:
Dietmar Wunder
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Publisher's Summary
Dr. Gabriel Proctor und seine Gefährten aus der Crew der SURVIVOR sind auf der Suche nach einer Möglichkeit, die leere Antriebszelle ihres Raumschiffs wieder aufzuladen. Eine Gruppe von Rebellen führt sie in eine Halle, wo die Chinks, die Arbeitssklaven der gewaltigen Fabrikanlage, künstlich herangezüchtet werden. Die in Entwicklung befindlichen Invitros hängen in Kokons wie die Früchte eines Baumes an einem riesigen zentralen Gebilde, das mit einem Reaktor gekoppelt ist. Proctor schließt die Energiezelle an den Reaktor an - und löst damit eine Katastrophe aus.
Digitaler Serienroman in 12 Folgen von Peter Anderson.
©2012 Bastei Lübbe (P)2012 Lübbe Audio
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