A truth exists in and in between the lines of A Sirius Encounter. Where the light exists, so does darkness. One prevails while the other fights to prevail. Those of the light seek to do what is right. Those of the darkness seek to take that of the light. Different paths are walked by all, and on which path one finds oneself can very well determine in which direction he is headed.

Light when placed in a spectroscope shows all of the colors that exist in the color spectrum. Darkness reflects no light at all. It absorbs all colors. Without light its intake becomes nothing and it cannot exist.

Light comes from the one who created it. To those of the light, light is freely given, and they are expected to protect it. If they did not, then it would be stolen by those who did not have light and used for their gain.

Many names have been given to those of the light and those of the darkness. Whatever you choose to call them the fact is that they do exist. Down through the ages they have come to our present day and beyond.

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The Blue Eagle spaceship from Sirius had just dropped below the speed of light. The planet Sirius could be seen very clearly on the video screen. The long trip from the planet Maldek had been a slow one compared to some of the other trips that the Blue Eagle had made in the past. But it was overloaded with those it had brought from the planet Maldek. The total aboard the spaceship was three thousand, three hundred, and fifteen.

Spare equipment that they didn't have to have, had been left on a minor planet near the planet Maldek called the Dwarf because of its size. The Dwarf had served as a prison for many of those that were on board. But slow or fast, the trip had been made with no trouble and they were glad to see the planet Sirius.

Captain Ron John was on the bridge with Jim and Jay Dussart, the twins that had left with the Captain on this mission. They were returning from a mission that was successful for the Sirian people. The dark ray that had been sent from Maldek had been eliminated. The people of Sirius had no more to fear from it.

But another problem still existed. The Nephilim that had been in control of the government on Maldek had left in their spaceship the Red Dragon. Their destination was known. Earth! They were seen leaving the planet Maldek and heading to the part of the galaxy that the new planet was in. The new planet, Earth, was very much like Sirius, with energy around the planet. The Nephilim had been seeking new energy, and had discovered that Earth had a good supply.

The Blue Eagle had to return to Sirius, and could not give chase to the Red Dragon spaceship. Everyone wanted to pursue them, but first things first. Getting everyone to Sirius was more important than chasing Nephilim.

The mighty Blue Eagle was home and the men were feeling good that they were soon going to get a good rest. It had been a long trip. Lieutenant Robert Lewis was watching and smiled as he looked over at Ensign Renee Jackson who was in charge of the main console. She nodded to him letting him know everything was going well.

Sergeant Robert Shaw kept his eyes on the engineering lights. They were slowly going out as the speed of the Blue Eagle decreased. This great spaceship was working beautifully. He looked over at the captain.

Captain Ron John sat there smiling, and rubbing his chin. There were a lot of things on his mind. He was concentrating on one at a time. He caught his mind wandering and shook his head. He had to pay more attention to what was going on. The docking of the spaceship had to be done correctly. "Jim, I want you and Jay to go down to the flight deck, and make sure it's all secure. You need to be with your men. We will have to transport all of the people down to Sirius. It's going to be quite a job, but it must be done in a smooth operation. It will be a lengthy one but we're in no big rush to get them there. Get some of the pilots to man some of the space taxis."