"I understood only that men are very fragile beings, both inside and out."
"I knew that on the weekend my parents were going on vacation to some African islands. Their large house was empty, and I knew that they would, as always, activate the various alarm systems while they were away. The time had come to test myself under invisibility, my movements, my fears, the dangers of going about in the dark, and, above all, the true reliability of that material."
"I was trying to take off my tight fitting glasses so that I could at least see my fearful look again. I did it two or three times before leaving home. I also remembered to test my body sounds, but I knew that invisibility would neither cancel my body weight nor mute the natural sounds it might make."
"My meetings were fleeting and very basic in content, yet also very clear and direct. I was beginning to understand quite well what those aliens intended to do to evolve mankind culturally and not simply technologically. The Earthlings were overwhelmed by the technology, and as with everything else were slipping behind on the ideas and standards of their studies. A noticeable deterioration was taking place that was 'barbarizing' them in comparison to the previous century and its intellectual progress."
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Science FictionThe dramatic story follows an honest man accustomed to being humiliated by society, who will soon become a superhero. Fantasy-based action novel in which a man obtains the help of an extra-terrestrial race to become invisible, who then takes revenge...
