Publisher's Synopsis
Hawk Carse himself goes to keep Judd the Kite's rendezvous with the sinister genius Ku Sui. Show Excerpt ion was being asked in the usual way: "Are you there, Judd? Are you there, Judd? Are you there, Judd?" The voice was not that of Ku Sui. It was a dead voice, toneless, emotionless, mechanical. "Are you there, Judd?" it went on, over and over. "The mike switch, Friday," the Hawk said, and then was at Sako's side, his ray-gun transfixing the man with its threatening angle. "Play your part well," was the whisper from his lips. The switch went over with a click. Trembling, Sako faced the microphone. "This is Sako," he said. "Sako?" the dead voice asked. "I want Judd. Where is Judd?" "Judd is dead. The trap failed, and there was a fight on Iapetus. Judd was killed by Carse, and most of the others. Only two of us are left, but we have Carse and the negro, prisoners, alive. What are your instructions?" A half minute went by, and the three men hardly breathed. "How do we know you are Sako?" said the voice at last. "Give the recognition." "Th
