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41-OMEGA FILE 522 Galapagos, Ecuador'Got your sun hats?'said Arla. 'Why?' Asked Jude. 'Where are we going now?' 'South America,' Arla said. 'Big place,' said Jude. 'How about Chile? I like chile.' 'No, it's Ecuador. You're going to the Galapagos Is lands,a thousand kilometres out in the Pacific Ocean.' 'Oh right,' Hawker said. 'Are you going to tell us why?' Arla looked unhappy. 'Threr's something strange going on. EDI is getting emails every day from the Galapagos. They'er all about Isabela Island and they all say things like this.' He gave Hawker and Jude a piece of paper. Hawker and Jude looked at Arla, and then laughed. 'There are a lot of crazy people out there on the Internet,' said Jude. 'You don't believe this one - do you?' 'Perhaps it's crazy, and perhaps it's not,' said Arla. 'But when we email back with questions, they don't answer. The Americans are watching the island by satellite, but they don't want to tell us why. There are two Australianships going there. The Mexicans are getting very excited, and the Ecuadorians are saying nothing ... Something is happening on Isabela. What is it? We want to know.' * * * * * * * From Brussels to the Galapagos is a long way. Hawker and Jude took a plane to Cuba, a second plane to Ecuadoor, then a third plane out to Baltra Island, in the Galapagos. When they got out of the plane, a wall of hot air hit them. 'Whew,'said Hawker. He put on his sun hat quickly. 'They went across to Santa Cruz Island and down to puerto Ayora. There they found a boat, the Sea-Lion, to take them to Isabela, about 90 kilometres away. At first, the boatman, Gonzalo, did not want to take them. 'My boat can take ten people,'he said. 'It's a very good boat, but very expensive for only two people.' Jude smiled at him. 'Not for two rich people.' 'Rich?' said Hawker. 'It's not our money - ouch!'Jude hit him hard on the arm. We're on holiday,' she told Gonzalo. We want to see the giant tortoises on Isabela.'she looked at Hawker. Don't we? 'Er, yes. That's right,' said Hawker quickly. We're very interested in the giant tortoises.' On the way to Island Jude eead a book about the Galapagos, and Hawker watched the sea. 'Isabela is a very young island,' Jude told him. 'And it has - listen to this!-six volcanoes. One erupted only two year ago.' 'Oh that's great!' Said Hawker. 'Crazy emails, strange visitors in the middle of the Pacific, and now erupting volcanoes! Thank you, Arla!' Not many people lived on Isabela, and puerto Villamil was usually a sleepy place. But when the sea-lion arrived, there were about fifty people donw by the sea. There were two small boats, and on them Hawker and Jude could see chairs and tables, beds, boxes and bags, and a bicycle. Gonzalo celled out in Spanish to the people on the boats, then turned to Hawker and Jude. 'Lots of people are laeving Isabela,' he said. 'They are afraid.' 'Afraid of what?' asked Jude. 'Go and talk to them, Hawker. Your Spanish is better than mine.' Hawker. came back half an hour later. 'You're not going to believe this,' he told Jude. The people here say there's a spaceship on Isbela. It came down ten day ago, right down inside volcano Alcedo. And it's still there.' 'How do they know that?'said Jude. 'There's an Australian, Dr Jim Miller, up on Alcedo. He works here, studying giant tortoises. He saw the spaceship, and now he's waithing for the visitors to come out.' 'So the "visitors" in those emails are extraterrestrials. ETs. Little green men from another planet. Oh dear,' said Jude . 'Can we go home now, Hawker?' Hawker laughed. 'No, we can't. We climb Volcano Alcedo,' he said. 'Talk to Dr Miller. Say hello to the ETs.' 'Oh dear,' Jude said again. 'I was afraid of that.' Gonzalo took them in the Sea-Lion up to Shipton Cove. There, very early the next morning, Hawker and Jude began their climb up the volcano. 'There is a path,' Gonzalo told them, but it is five hours to the top and hard climbing. And very, very hot. You must carry water - two litres for one person for one day. You must alerp at et the top and come down tomorrow - but not when the sun is high in the sky. And be careful, please!' 'Careful of the spaceship visitors, you mean?' Said Jude. 'I don't know about spaceships,' smiled Gonzalo, 'but Volcano Alcedo is always a little excited - she is always doing something new.' Fue una subida muy dura. Después de dos horas, se detuvieron bajo unos árboles. Bebieron agua y miró por sobre el mar azul. Las rocas volcánicas negras debajo de sus pies estaban calientes del sol. 'Es tan bello aquí,' dijo Jude. ' Mmm. Sí y no,' dijo Hawker. Entonces, ' Hey, Jude! ¡Mira! Animal, allí por esa roca. ¿Qué - es -?» 'Oh, ¡wow!' susurró Jude. ' Es una iguana - una iguana de Galápagos. ¿No es maravilloso?' La iguana fijamente con sus ojos naranja caliente y no se movió. Su cuerpo era de un metro de largo y un color naranja amarillento. Parece cerca de 1 mil años ', dijo Hawker. «Un animal muy extraño.» 'Todo sobre esta isla es extraña,' dijo Jude. Subieron y subieron, y el sol más caliente y más caliente. Después de tres horas llegó a la cima y miró hacia abajo en el gran cráter de Alcedo, doscientos metros de profundidad y siete kilómetros a través. Hacia el norte y el sur se veía más volcanes, y a través del mar hacia el oeste la isla de Fernandina - pero no podía ver el Dr. Miller o su campo. Necesitamos dar la vuelta al cráter al sur, dijo Hawker. 'Es de caminata otro a dos horas, los aldeanos, dijo.' Era difícil caminar sobre la roca de lava negra, y una vez casi cayó Hawker. Judas había atrapado su brazo. 'No romper una pierna aquí,' dijo ella. «No quiero cayyy te hasta el barco.» ¿Por qué no?, dijo Hawker. 'Llevaba le inicio una vez.' 'We weren't on top a of a volcano then,' said Jude. At last they saw Dr Miller's camp,and ten minutes later they arrived. Dr Miller was short, very brown, and angry. 'Go away!' he shouted. 'You're Americans, aren't you?''No, we aren't,' said Hawker. 'We're Euroean. How do you do, Dr Miller?' 'What are you doing here?' he said angrily. 'We'd like to talk you,' said Jude quietly. 'About the spaceship down donw in the crater. Why are you soangry?' 'Because nobody listens to me!' said Dr Miller. 'Nobody believes me! The Americans say, "Oh, crazy man!". The Australian government says, "Get some sleep!" What can i do? Something very important is happening on this planet, and nobody is listening!' 'Well, we're here now, and we're listening,' Jude said. Dr Miller looked at them. 'Who do you work for?' 'Europe,' said Hawker. 'Europe is very interested in this spaceship. Please tell us about it.' 'Ah, the emails did get through, then,' said Dr Miller. 'Who did the emails come from?' asked Hawker. 'Ecuadorian friends,' said Dr Miller. 'Over on Santa Cruz. Look, I've got some beer here. You want one?' They sat on the black lava rocks under the hot sun, and drank hot beer. Below them clouds of smoke and steam moved this way and that way across the carter. And was there, under those clouds, a spaceship from another planet? Sometimes I think I can see it down there,' said Jim Miller, 'but mostly I can't. It's a great white thing, and long legs came out of it when it came down.' 'But why here, Jim?' said Jude. 'Why into a volcano?'
'Who knows?' Said Jim. 'Perhaps they like hot places. Perhaps they need something from the hot lava.'
'And why are you angry with the Americans, Jim?' Hawker asked. 'I know their beer's no good, but...'
'They watched this spaceship on their satellite. I know they did. They know it's here, but they don't want the world to know. They don't want people like you and me to meet any extraterrestrial visitors. Oh no! They want it all to be a big secret. Then they can be top dog.'
Just then there was a sudden noise, a BOOM deep below the ground. 'What...what was that,Jim?' Asked Jude.'
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