Andrei Lubensky

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Andrei Lubensky,  Elemoont — Chapter 29 (1998)

“ While the unprecedented scientific discussion between the lunar elephants and the lunatics continued on the Moon, the Elemoont, and the Tiger–Cat flew on the pirates' ship fragments to the far star, which rapidly increased its sizes.
"Look, it's near!" said the Tiger–Cat to the Elemoont, "That's not a bad idea of us to fly across. Kilometers are awfully long things but they have no the width."
The Elemoont was not confident in it because he heard one day a sentence ‘two kilometer's wide’, but he cannot decide whether the conversation was about the width of kilometers or not and kept mum.
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Andrei Lubensky,  Elemoont — Chapter 29 (1998)

“ In addition Tusk, and Box..."
"But we, elemoonts, also have a fair weight," said the Elemoont, "although I'm still small."
"And we, cats, weigh too little," sighed the Cat with regret, "Otherwise we'll feel troubles in climbing trees."
"Is the state of affairs so bad really?" was grieved the Elemoont, "And all it because of some plane, moreover a theoretical one!"
"Theory is a serious thing," said the computer, "however, there is a way out. Since it is impossible to fall into the Underspace, we have to rise into the Overspace
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