Paul J. McSorley
speaker
3,444 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 19 Sep
Paul J. McSorley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But this new planet allowed more UV light.
Her swarm shone in various hues of green, orange, and red.
With effort, she stood.
Her wounds were already healing naturally, for which she was glad.
Her kind practiced cannibalism.
Normally it was after one died, but if hunger became too great, they would feed.
wait on the near dead.
The swarm was silent, listening for the clicks of an approaching swarm mate.
Silence favored predators, so they only used vocalization when in distress or needing to locate each other after becoming separated.
They were more careful in this new place than when the strange colorless bipeds came to their home.
They woke up in a strange place devoid of prey and emotion.
The swarm fell into panic and rampaged through the space which brought them here.
Which is why they were learning that in their new home they should communicate through telepathy.
Her mind was filled with a cacophony of images, some violent, some scared, all of them hungry.
She projected the image of her son laying lifeless.
The swarm understood the wisdom of the image.
There was no future without the young.
They would have to fight smarter and use the knowledge gained from their first battle at their crash site.
Their prey brimmed with complex emotions and were most dangerous when these swung to the extremes of alertness and fear.
However, when these creatures were at peace, they could be called with relative ease.
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