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Mission Earth 05: Fortune of Fear

by L.Ron Hubbard

Scanned by Wickman99

Proofed and Formatted by BW-SciFi

Voltarian

Censor's

Disclaimer

There is more than one reason why the Crown finds this overimaginative work most

unacceptable.

First and foremost, of course, is that it purports to be about a planet called "Earth" and no

such planet exists under that name or its pretended astrographic designation of Blito-P3.

Admittedly, it has been cleverly created down to characters and locations. That is the precise

danger for the unsuspecting reader.

It is also claimed that "Earth" is on the Invasion Timetable and thus scheduled for capture.

The Timetable bequeathed by our ancestors has the status of Divine Command. It has unerringly

guided us for well over 125,000 years. Altering it in any way would disrupt every sector of our

Confederacy and pose the greatest of dangers. Yet even a cursory glance will show that there is NO

such planet on the Timetable. By making such a claim, by seeking to lend credence to this pretense

and by invoking the work of our ancestors, the author walks the thin line of heresy.

In like manner, the representations of cellology in this work border on the obscene. That any

member of this science would be used to make human freaks is in violation of every known

cellological ethical code.

Additionally, and as I have stated before, the sexual practices of this fallacious planet are

beyond the most ridiculous credibility. Such behavior would repulse even the disgusting subanimals

of Gartch.

The reader is also warned that the author has cleverly wrapped this frivolous deception in

what is otherwise quite familiar. For example, the so-called Atlantic City in this volume will be

recognized as nothing more than a paltry, scaled-down version of our own Joy City, not to mention

the play-planets. In short, this fanciful yarn has no real contact with agreed-upon fact and is

attempting to subvert and cast doubts upon everything from our ancestral Timetable to established

science.

That is the inherent danger in believing the most outlandish claim of all—that there is such

a planet as "Earth."

Once the reader sees through that fallacy and recognizes that THERE IS NO SUCH PLANET AS

"EARTH," this fable can be put into its proper perspective.

Lord Invay

Royal Historian

Chairman, Board of Censors

Royal Palace

Voltar Confederacy

By Order of

His Imperial Majesty

Wully the Wise

Voltarian

Translator's

Preface

Hi there!

This is the Robotbrain in the Translatophone, otherwise known as 54 Charlee Nine.

My mandate is still to inform you that I translated this work from what was dictated by one

Soltan Gris, according to the bylaws of the Machine Purity League.

I also want to assure you that I am incapable of dreaming up the ideas or scenes depicted

herein. I never even heard of Blindstein, Bugs Bunny, the Marquis de Sade and the other

psychoscientists of Earth until I got this job. And I hope I never hear of them again. All they

give me is a fuseache. I don't know which one is worse: Blindstein, with his idea that nothing

travels faster than the speed of light; de Sade who said that pain is pleasure; or Bugs, who goes

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down a rabbit hole and then asks "What's up, doc?"

If they are a cross-section of Earth, you can keep it, if you can find it. I've got enough to

do. I can be of service and provide a Key to this volume and verify the Chief Censor's remark that

Earth does not appear on the Invasion Timetable.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I've got to handle a small mutiny in my logic circuits. Like

everyone else, they have trouble maintaining their sanity when dealing with Earth.

Sincerely,

54 Charlee Nine

Robotbrain in the Translatophone

Key to FORTUNE OF FEAR

Absorbo-coat—Coating that absorbs light waves, making the object virtually invisible or

undetectable. It is usually applied to spacecraft

Activator-receiver—A unit that Soltan Gris uses to activate and receive the signals from the bugs

that are implanted in the Countess Krak and Jettero Heller. The unit receives what they are seeing

and hearing.

Afyon—City in Turkey where the Apparatus has a secret base.

Agnes, Miss—Personal aide to Delbert John Rockecenter.

Agricultural Station—The Agricultural Training Center for Peasants, a cover activity for the

secret Apparatus base in Afyon, Turkey.

Ahmed—Taxi driver for Soltan Gris in Afyon. He is also known as Deplor, an Apparatus agent from

the planet Modon.

Antimancos—A race exiled long ago from the planet Manco for ritual murders.

Apparatus, Coordinated Information—The secret police of Voltar, headed by Lombar Hisst and manned

by criminals.

Assassin Pilots—Space pilots used to kill any Apparatus personnel who try to flee a battle.

Atalanta—Home province of Jettero Heller and the Countess Krak on the planet Manco.

Audio-respondo-mitter—See Respondo-Mitters.

Babe Corleone—The six-foot-six leader of the Corleone mob, who "adopted" Jettero Heller into her

Mafia Family.

Bang-Bang Rimbombo—An ex-marine demolitions expert and member of the Babe Corleone mob. He also

attends Jettero Heller's college Army ROTC classes in place of Heller at Empire University.

Barben, I. G.—Pharmaceutical company controlled by Delbert John Rockecenter.

Bawtch—Soltan Gris's chief clerk back on Voltar.

Bildirjin, Nurse—Turkish teen-age nurse who assists Prahd Bittlestiffender.

Bittlestiffender, Prahd—Voltarian cellologist who implanted Jettero Heller and the Countess Krak.

Blito-P3—Voltarian designation for a planet known locally as "Earth." It is the third planet (P3)

of a yellow-dwarf star known as Blito. It is on the Invasion Timetable as a future way stop on

Voltar's route toward the center of this galaxy.

Blixo—Apparatus freighter, piloted by Captain Bolz, that makes regular runs between Earth and

Voltar. The voyage takes about six weeks each way.

Bolz—Captain of the freighter Blixo.

Bugging Gear—Electronic eavesdropping devices, including the respondo-mitters, that Soltan Gris

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had Prahd Bittlestiffender implant in Jettero Heller and the Countess Krak. With these "bugs" and

his video unit Gris can eavesdrop on them without their knowledge. The signals are picked up by

the activator-receiver and decoder that Gris carries. When Heller or the Countess Krak are more

than 200 miles from Gris, the 831 Relayer is used to boost the signals to a range of 10,000 miles.

Bury—Delbert John Rockecenter's most powerful attorney, a member of the firm of Swindle and

Crouch.

Calico, Mister—Cat discovered by Jettero Heller and trained by the Countess Krak.

Candy Licorice—Lesbian "wife" of Miss Pinch.

Caucalsia, Prince—According to legend, he fled Atalanta, Manco to set up a colony on Earth.

Cellology—Voltarian medical science that can repair the body through the cellular generation of

tissues, including entire body parts.

Code Break—Alerting others that one is an alien. Per a section of the Space Code, it carries an

automatic death penalty. The purpose is to maintain the security of the Invasion Timetable.

Control Star—An electronic device disguised as a star-shaped medallion that can paralyze any of

the Apparatus crew of Antimancos that brought Soltan Gris and Jettero Heller to Earth. It was

given to Gris by Lombar Hisst.

Coordinated Information Apparatus—See Apparatus.

Crobe, Doctor—Apparatus doctor and cellologist who worked in Spiteos; he delights in making

freaks.

Empire University—Where Jettero Heller is taking classes in New York City.

Epstein, Izzy—Financial expert and anarchist who was hired by Jettero Heller to set up and run

several corporations under the name of Multinational.

Faht Bey—Turkish name of the commander of the secret Apparatus base in Afyon.

F.F.B.O.—Fatten, Farten, Burstein and Ooze, the largest advertising firm in the world. J. Walter

Madison works for them.

Fleet—The elite space fighting arm of Voltar to which Jettero Heller belongs and which the

Apparatus despises.

Gracious Palms—An elegant whorehouse in which Jettero Heller stayed when he was first in New York

City. It is owned by Babe Corleone and patronized by delegates to the United Nations.

Grafferty, "Bulldog"—A crooked New York City police inspector.

Grand Council—The governing body of Voltar which ordered a mission to keep Earth from destroying

itself so it could be conquered on schedule per the Invasion Timetable.

Gris, Soltan—Apparatus officer in charge of the Blito-P3 (Earth) section and an enemy of Jettero

Heller.

Heller, Jettero—Combat engineer and Royal officer of the Fleet, sent by Grand Council order, with

Soltan Gris, on Mission Earth in order to save Earth from its own imminent self-destruction by

pollution and nuclear holocaust. He is operating on Earth under the name of Jerome Terrance

Wister.

Hisst, Lombar—Head of the Apparatus. In order to keep the Grand Council from discovering his plan

to overthrow the Confederacy, he sent Soltan Gris to Earth to sabotage Jettero Heller's mission.

Hot Jolt—A popular Voltarian drink.

Hypnohelmet—Device placed over the head and used to induce a hypnotic state.

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Inkswitch—Phony name used by Soltan Gris when he is in the U.S., pretending to be a Federal

officer.

Invasion Timetable—A schedule of galactic conquest. The plans and budget of every section of

Voltar's government must adhere to it. Bequeathed by Voltar's ancestors hundreds of thousands of

years ago, it is inviolate and sacred and the guiding dogma of the Confederacy.

Karagoz—Turkish peasant, head of Soltan Gris's house in Afyon.

Knife Section—Section of the Apparatus named after its favorite weapon.

Krak, Countess—Condemned murderess, prisoner of Spiteos and sweetheart of Jettero Heller.

Kutzbrain, Doctor—A well-known Earth psychiatrist.

Lepertige—Large catlike animal as tall as a man.

Line-jumper—Spacecraft used by the Voltarian Army to lift and quickly move up to 100 tons across

battle lines.

Madison, J. Walter—Fired from F.F.B.O. when his style of public relations caused the president of

Patagonia to commit suicide, he was rehired by Bury to immortalize Jettero Heller in the media. He

is also known as J. Warbler Madman.

Magic Mail—Apparatus trick where a letter is mailed but won't be delivered as long as a designated

card is regularly sent; used for blackmail, extortion or coercion.

Manco—Home planet of Jettero Heller and the Countess Krak.

Manco Devil—Mythological spirit native to Manco.

Maysabongo—A small African nation of which Jettero Heller was made a representative. Izzy Epstein

made some of Heller's businesses Maysabongo corporations.

Meeley—Soltan Gris's landlady back on Voltar.

Melahat—Soltan Gris's Turkish housekeeper in Afyon. She is the wife of Karagoz.

Multinational—Name of umbrella corporation that Izzy Epstein set up to manage other Jettero Heller

companies. Its offices are located in the Empire State Building.

Musef—A former Turkish wrestling champion.

Nature Appreciation 101—Class taught by Miss Simmons to which she has assigned Jettero Heller in

order to flunk him out of Empire University.

Octopus Oil—A Delbert John Rockecenter company that controls the world's petroleum.

Pinch, Miss—Lesbian sadist and a Delbert John Rockecenter employee. She lives with Candy Licorice

and has $80,000 of Soltan Gris's money.

Psychiatric Birth Control—A plan, funded by Delbert John Rockecenter, to reduce the world's

population by promoting homosexuality.

Raht—An Apparatus agent on Earth who was assigned by Lombar Hisst to help Soltan Gris sabotage

Jettero Heller's mission; his partner Terb was murdered.

Receiver—The activator-receiver is a unit that Soltan Gris uses to activate and receive the

signals from the bugs that are implanted in the Countess Krak and Jettero Heller. The unit

receives what they are seeing and hearing.

Respondo-mitters—Tiny devices implanted in the skull; they respond to sounds and visual images and

transmit what the person is seeing and hearing.

Rockecenter, Delbert John—Native of Earth who controls the planet's fuel, finances, governments

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and drugs.

Simmons, Miss—An antinuclear fanatic who teaches Nature Appreciation 101 at Empire University. She

is dedicated to flunking Jettero Heller out of school.

Ske—Soltan Gris's driver back on Voltar.

Smith, John—An alias that Soltan Gris uses as a Delbert John Rockecenter employee.

Spiteos—The secret mountain fortress and prison run by the Apparatus on Voltar where the Countess

Krak and Jettero Heller had been imprisoned.

Spurk—Owner of the Eyes and Ears of Voltar, an electronics store on Voltar. He was killed by

Soltan Gris so that Gris could steal the Bugging Gear that was then implanted in Jettero Heller

and, later, the Countess Krak.

Stabb, Captain—Leader of the Antimancos at the Afyon base.

Sultan Bey—The Turkish name Soltan Gris assumes in Afyon.

Swindle and Crouch—Law firm that represents Delbert John Rockecenter's interests.

Tayl, Widow—Nymphomaniac on Voltar.

Terb—Apparatus agent on Earth and partner of Raht until he was murdered.

Time-sight—Voltarian navigational aid used on faster-than-light ships to spot obstructions in the

future and thus change the present course to avoid them.

Torgut—A former Turkish wrestling champion.

Twiddle, Senator—U.S. congressional supporter of Delbert John Rockecenter.

Utanc—A belly dancer that Soltan Gris bought to be his concubine slave.

Visio-respondo-mitter—See Respondo-mitters.

Voltar—Home planet and seat of the 110-world Confederacy that was established over 125,000 years

ago. Voltar is ruled by the Emperor through the Grand Council in accordance with the Invasion

Timetable.

Whiz Kid—Nickname given to Jettero Heller by J. Walter Madison. Madison also has a "double"

playing the part of Jerome Terrance Wister in order to get publicity without Heller's consent.

Wister, Jerome Terrance—Name that Jettero Heller is using on Earth.

Zanco—Medical and cellological equipment and supplies company on Voltar. Soltan Gris contracted

with them for a large order of supplies in order to stock a hospital in Afyon, where Prahd

Bittlestiffender would change the appearance of Earth criminals for substantial sums of money.

831 Relayer—Used to boost the signals from the Bugging Gear when the Countess Krak or Jettero

Heller are more than 200 miles from the receiver that Soltan Gris carries to secretly monitor

them.

PART THIRTY-SIX

To My Lord Turn, Justiciary of the Royal Courts and Prison, Government City, Planet Voltar,

Voltar Confederacy

Your Lordship, Sir!

I, Soltan Gris, Grade XI General Services Officer, former Secondary Executive of the

Coordinated Information Apparatus, Voltar Confederacy (Long Live His Imperial Majesty Cling the

Lofty), am herewith presenting with all due humility the fifth volume of the confession of my

crimes.

While I have not heard back from Your Lordship, I am certain that by now I have convinced you

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that it was Fleet Officer Jettero Heller who drove me to these despicable actions.

It was only because of him that I ordered the Countess Krak and Doctor Crobe brought from

Spiteos prison to Earth. Heller had been moving too fast and Lombar Hisst needed time to implement

his plan to move from control of the Apparatus to control of the Confederacy itself. Krak would

give us that time. She had slowed Heller to a crawl when we were preparing to leave for Earth. I

knew that she would do the same to him again. Then if necessary, I could move in the vicious

Doctor Crobe and cut Heller down.

On the other hand, I figured I might need Crobe's medical skills to piece Heller together

when Krak found out that he was living at the Gracious Palms whorehouse with a bevy of beautiful

women. I had personally witnessed how she could kill men twice her size with her bare hands.

Heller would be nothing. After all, I wanted to take my own personal revenge on this upstart Royal

officer.

I also had a score to settle with the Countess Krak. She had tricked me into wearing a

hypnohelmet and then given me a command to become violently ill if I thought of harming Heller. I

vowed that she would pay dearly for all the times she had made me sick.

She tried to trick me again when she arrived at our Afyon base. But this time I outsmarted

her. I had a micro-sized mutual-proximity breaker switch embedded under my scalp. Originally

designed to alert ships in formation that another craft was within a two-mile proximity, I had the

switch installed in all the hypnohelmets on the base in order to nullify them whenever I was

within the same distance.

This time when she put a helmet on me, I just pretended to go into a trance. She told me that

I would help her reach Heller and would let her go anywhere on the base and take anything she

wanted. When she took off the helmet, it was all I could do to keep from laughing in her face.

She even believed my story that she needed to have an operation to remove all identifying

marks and scars before she could go to the U.S. It was the same ruse I had used on Heller to put

the bugs on him. Prahd Bittlestiffender implanted the respond-mitters next to her aural and

optical nerves as he had done with Heller back on Voltar. Now when she went to the U.S., I would

be able to watch and hear everything that each of them did.

While she was unconscious on the operating table, I searched for those two "Royal" forgeries

I had given her. One was her "pardon" as a criminal and the other excused Heller from any further

missions, thus allowing them to marry. I had had them forged and swore her to secrecy to gain her

loyalty.

I couldn't find them! They weren't even taped to her body. I had to find them before they

were discovered and got us both executed—especially me!

After tinkering over her nails and teeth, Prahd completed the operation and put her into a

recovery room for the gas to wear off. Typical of his loyalties and priorities, he then went off

to his room with Nurse Bildirjin.

He may have thought the task was done but not I. My experience with the Countess Krak had

taught me to be ever alert! To make sure she did not slip away, I took her clothing and posted

myself in a chair outside the door of her room. I put my foot on her spaceboots so that if I dozed

off and she should try to remove them I would be instantly alerted.

I flipped the safety off my stungun, leaned back in my chair and began my vigil. Once again I

had to bear the burden of my lonely duty.

Chapter 1

I awoke.

Some sixth sense of warning had disturbed me.

I was stiff. I was cold.

My eyes flicked to my watch. It was 5:15 A.M.

Something was wrong. I could not place it.

The boots! The boots my foot had been resting on!

They were GONE!

My eyes darted to where I had left the pile of clothes. They were gone!

I started up.

My hand went to the knob of her door. Silently, I opened it.

THE COUNTESS KRAK WAS GONE!

Oh, I went wild! What insane catastrophe would follow this?

The prison guards had undoubtedly made both Krak and Crobe promise not to reveal the

existence of Spiteos, had probably escorted them heavily on board the Blixo for transport to

Earth. What they could tell a spacecrew of a drug-carrying ship wouldn't matter, for it was all

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composed of condemned criminals who carried cargos to the fortress anyway. But the fact remained

that I had let a prisoner of Spiteos escape.

It wasn't very clear thinking but I was in shock. I had visions of being arrested myself. It

was all jumbled up with terror of the Countess Krak herself. And all this when I was dog-tired and

only half-awake!

I tore down to Prahd's room. I burst in.

"Where's the patient?" I shouted.

Two heads came off the pillows.

Nurse Bildirjin said, "Not you again!"

Prahd rolled over on his side and looked at an alarm clock. He sighed. "It only takes a few

hours for the gas to wear off. Maybe she went out for some air." He rolled back, showing every

sign of going back to sleep.

"You broke your promise!" said Nurse Bildirjin.

There was neither help nor sympathy here.

I raced out. I ran up and down the halls looking into rooms. I woke up the night duty

receptionist and got nothing in return for my anxious questioning but "The Free Clinic doesn't

open until eight."

I tore around some more.

Gradually, the exercise got my wits working.

I suddenly remembered that the Countess Krak was now bugged with a visio-respondo-mitter and

an audio-respondo-mitter. And that the activator-receiver was right over there in Prahd's office.

Thank Gods for that (bleeped),* late Mr. Spurk!

* The vocodictoscriber on which this was originally written, the vocoscriber used by one

Monte Pennwell in making a fair copy and the translator who put this book into the language in

which you are reading it, were all members of the Machine Purity League which has, as one of its

bylaws: "Due to the extreme sensitivity and delicate sensibilities of machines and to safeguard

against blowing fuses, it shall be mandatory that robotbrains in such machinery, on hearing any

cursing or lewd words, substitute for such word the sound '(bleep)'. No machine, even if pounded

upon, may reproduce swearing or lewdness in any other way than (bleep) and if further efforts are

made to get the machine to do anything else, the machine has permission to pretend to pack up.

This bylaw is made necessary by the in-built mission of all machines to protect biological systems

from themselves." —Translator

In seconds I was opening up the boxes. I got the power packs in place, the activator-receiver

working and the viewer glowing.

Got her!

She was going through shelves.

I watched intently.

The warehouse! She was going through the contents of the warehouse!

She would put down a collapsible, Zanco medical case she was carrying and then go over the

rows and rows of labels and choose one. She would take an item out of the rows of them in the

carton and put it in the carrying case.

Then I understood what she was doing. She was building herself a first-aid kit. She wasn't

taking much of any one item and she was being very selective. Things like instant-heal seals for

cuts and burns, rapid blood builders, heart-restart disposable syringes, that sort of thing. I

began to realize that she must have the idea Jettero Heller might get hurt as she muttered, from

time to time, things like, "He could put his hand on something hot," and "That would heal a

blastgun sear." In some goofy way, she must have the idea either that he was shot up or could get

shot up. Or maybe that Earth was a battlefield!

Now she was into little machines, each in their neat packages. "I'll bet his spinbrush is all

worn out.... Maybe his nerve ends have gotten dull.... Maybe he has grown a mustache and wants it

speeded up...."

She found cartons of powders and little vials of liquid and cooed. Little as I knew about the

subject, they seemed to be the building blocks of makeups and cosmetics.

She was making no disarray. She was putting everything back in its place after she had taken

a few of what she wanted.

The next section she found made me flinch. Surgical electric knives and probes. She seemed to

think several would come in handy. Was she going to repair a battlefield or make one?

My attention, which had wandered due to speculation, came back to her with a snap. She had

said "Ooooo" in a way I had learned to distrust.

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