Buck Rogers 1 - Buck Rogers In The 25th Century - Plot & Excerpts
Light glared down from every direction. The room was furnished with the most spartan of implements. Two hard chairs. One small table. A single panel barely distinguishable from the sterile glaring walls that surrounded it. And one living occupant. William Rogers, Captain, United States Air Force. Buck sat in one of the two chairs, gazing morosely at the white panel, wondering, wondering who or what might come through it—and when! He stood up, moved away from his chair, strode nervously around the room chewing his lower lip, smacking the fist of one hand into the palm of the other. Finally he went to the white panel and tried to press it open. It did not respond. Instead, an even more inconspicuous panel slid aside, at the opposite end of the room, and a man passed through it to stand staring at Buck from the rear. The newcomer was built along the delicate lines of a person who has lived long and grown far from the fleshly existence of youth or even middle age.
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