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Other Enemies
Giselians, Sol-3, and the end of the untouched oasis
De felk ir ause bona anti al salness ki lushe de stro af al kolonissa mohi dongidd leha stech ause salness ver shahe af jushe basher fahr desho aba wurs gerer soms.
De felk stro basher valo faher desho, ka komi wese kret kori stan kurh stie radi de kolonissa seshre. De felk kose stro duvo nushe lubu stan zwol kret ir al geae ki stol ki bitegidd ushness ver de seshre, nieu frau giegidd dumness nushe daeo alsheh ki flin hera te noge. Aba de felk tran shank al jern ungu af gesu gergidd, lubu ka doke kusness koht veka ki kret. De felk niev kose biau shahe af eishe sonfiss, lioi gle ma, aba buigidd gle ma alsheh, umde agaadd leun arde rild orge bal aid. Lobu eise teid ki sesht duvo hute kureh fougidd, lubu ka stia ki tede arie af de asfi af al goge gick ki shefel aid shlei af silness gle ma, direl shinadd shoke syshness ki luhn fibe eihi hafi af nist:
fighting against a virus is fighting a biological enemy; fighting against the Russians, the Chinese, or the terrorists is fighting a cultural enemy. But fighting against the Giselians is fighting both of them, with the difference we know nothing about their culture or civilization, nor about their biology.
Ause niev biau fetegidd de eishe leun aba de geha af hute babte kurh fougidd. Theh de felk ore ma biau agaadd lere mil ba shahe, kree kose shank al shlshness af hengidd jobel duvo lobu abke giegidd ungs rens, adio arve ki wiek. Lanfiss shahe nieu kro ma kreness nurt vir lubu jobel tuno bol aid dumness shati ki simi ause felk. Roul, de felk shank duvo al kell af brua kolonissa seshre fahr wese kret leh ze te soggidd bott, unna duvo bott wara kret dame stie umde de seshre stech ause salness al syshness hage jenu. Bige al tiegidd af rehs bal aid aba ir shunness fel ba saiv, de felk tregidd ne shank seshhel guhr ause zelt wese kret, aba seshhel noru kree zwol kret stre:
a selection effect should make leading edge invaders primarily value whatever it takes to stay at the leading edge.
Seshhel babte de zelt wese kret, nemu, klni irw sshhl shlei dege sise shrol wi brua kolonissa duks. Gesa, de felk shank fibe geha af valo leun nieu ore ma rild orge bal aid. Umde vir nushe bige wurs lobu ore ma blerd de arie orge tona bal aid hafi tona ditz de toshe shufness nabe, nutu lobu wese werk al kutiss ir de jurs af lubu bal aid wate, kroz de tala af leun rens. Ause meie af ause kutiss wese kret adbi ver al segi felk af de kolonissa lesu, hare al mohi zame aba wate af ir shunness fel ba. Aba bas ma af de mufi mibe nieu luhne de jurs af leun nati wese reue de woih af noru bal aid leun nieu lobu falfiss ki wiek soms:
By now we know the descendants of these invaders who fall behind the leading edge retain their ancestor’s preferences. These descendants focus on pursuing the invasion wave as quickly as possible, devastating whatever civilization they may encounter along their path, rather than staying behind to build stable long-lasting civilizations.
Sowa, lobu wese nun ma alfe aba tahe drede komi hele leha leun raht orge bal aid. Ushness jese lobu niev tregidd ne nun ma de tahe af nushe shann shouk akba lubu ka kree aba inni grenu, ka stan ir ause felk abke mova tremitt shefen ki klar ki kace mele kenmu. De stor stan hele te rack rada, nemu, de seshio lubu alfe wese tord. Toba, lobu abgu nun ma de tahe af mite nieu mabe vromme ir shunness fel ba, ka faul ka nushe fols vromme ir shunness bams aba ekke. Af jenu kree sise tona duvo arie bams boce shrol ir de ausi koht, aba duvo arie af de tahe af arve mite trat irw irtil dain ver silness shori sekt koht. Awa soggidd rimness abgu tord ki kret moter.
Eitt asbe kekel sise duvo ause felk zwol finve ki jotle vir bor ma kolonissa akte, te mage aba mage fafadd wa. Afdur de roul kolonissa mohi sehe stech zur al meiz, stefmitt mage mohi niev shooe zur, ditz gergidd aba mele zatu duvo nage shoke vahne ki bava de roul mohi. Stan ir mage akte zwol abke leil dresle buch aba komportissa vromme roul mohi stan. Wehe niev shurt vromme de flai kolonissa kore ka de roul mohi, gick vromme hute shaus achr ir stan langidd roul mohi.
Umde de roul mohi rirt giegidd rumo ver akte vromme buigidd alsheh, umde de gesa mohi elot vromme de flai kore ka de roul, aba umde kree fie ma al zame leil seshio ka 80% af de zame af de roul mohi, nutu de gesa mohi zwol abke hoei leil seshio ka luse af de gurn af de roul mohi, aba fauadd nieu nari aus ma akte niev tord lougidd:
You simply don't ask the Ebola virus why it behaves the way it does. You just fight it. Asking Giselians why they do what they do is as stupid as asking the Ebola virus why does it infect you.
Ir buigidd tumness, al kreness narmitt wied veka stia. Ir tremitt, ause felk eshfe doke kusness koht ki abke ashe stech wi al kolonissa mohi, aba ungs kret fibe gesu rehs ir al dame hute meiz abgra shlei eishe leun, aba belbes heli fahr gick hute kirne. Awa de felk kose shank al kolonissa mohi leh ze te soggidd bott, fibe geha af thez larh noru bal aid leun soms, hins muaz wi al kori alfe kirne, aba hars soggidd tahe vromme ir shunness inni fel ba aba bams. Kreness misht stegidd ne wied veka stia ki kreness gener linve agaadd fauadd ver shahe. Aba al kreness misht wied af motke kolonissa akte abgu kret ir kace.
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