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	~~<div>2086~~<br /><br />~~"What's this?" Niko held up a silvery star with sharp points that glinted in the soft honey-colored lights of their Christmas tree. A tiny ribbon was knotted around it. ~~<~~br /~~>~~     Doc looked up from arranging cookies on plates. "Goose brought them. For decoration." ~~<br />~~     "But what were they originally?" ~~<br />     He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green-and-red paper chains, snipped through the band with the socks, and ended up sticking vibrating in the wall just above the dark green holly garland. <br />     Niko sighed. "Seems Goose still doesn't quite understand Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, then looked across the room. Her eyes rested finally on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the highest twigs where the children can't reach them." <~~br />     Doc showed a mocking smile. "You insisted that everybody add something for the party." <br />     "I don't deny it~~!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh had given them for their office, and stretched, balancing on the highest rung, to put the stars in place. <br />     "Be careful. You aren't Goose." <br />     "I know." <br />     "Really looks good," Doc grinned, looking up at her backside. At her dark look, he hastily added, "If you don't know what they are." <br />     "We simply won't tell anybody." She opened a box of tinsel and began to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the colored paper and glitter foil that covered most of the table. <br />     "Oh, no!" <br />     Niko turned in alarm. "What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified. <br />     "We're in trouble," he murmured. "Really big trouble. We'll never wriggle out of it before the others arrive." <br />     "Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..." <br />     "That's the problem." He unwrapped the formless parcel he'd found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing Jessie brought us? This supposed-to-~~be-a-star like those you put on the tree top?" <br />     "Yeah, it~~'~~s horrible. But she~~'s very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to stare at the tree. "We forgot to put it on!" <br />     "She'll be very disappointed." <br />     "We have to get it up there before she arrives." <br />     "How?" <br />     Doc looked the tree up, down, and across. It was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. In fact, it was nearly round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something onto the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe... <br />     "I've got an idea! Wait for me..." The hacker hurried out of the room. <br /><br />Niko was sitting on the table, her feet resting on one of the chairs, turning Jessie'~~s star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. At his curious look~~: "I'~~ve got to get this onto the top." <br />     He turned to look at the broad pine. "Why didn~~'~~t you put it up when the tree was still on its side?" <br />     "It slipped our minds," she sighed. "It~~'s from Jessie. Can you reach up high enough?" <br />     "Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the pine's top. "Guess it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over... <br />     "Hey! This is the antigrav thingie QBall..." Doc rushed into the room and stumbled over one foot of the ladder. <br />     Shane lost his balance and fell head over heels into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands, he crashed to the floor. "Ouch!" Silently, tinsel rained down on him, on the tree above him, on Niko's and Doc's hair, and on Jessie's creation lying on top. <br />     "...wants us to test anyway." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?" <br />     "What's going on here?!" They both jumped to attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and... <br />     "We're decorating the tree, Commander," Niko managed to explain finally. <br />     "We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best description. "Accident, sir." <br />     "I see. But what happened in detail, Rangers?" <br />     Niko grabbed the thing from the heap behind her. "We tried to put this on the tree when the decorating was almost done." <br />     Jessie squeezed past her father, reaching for her creation. "On the tree?" She looked, puzzled, at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside it and on the star points you see some Christmas scenes, like Santa's arrival and the stable at Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree." <br />     Niko and Doc stared at each other, looked at the mess behind them, and began to laugh... <br />     When the laughter finally faded, they heard a faint tapping of fingernails on the floor. Goose's growling voice demanded, "Can – dammit – can someone help me out of here before I do actual damage to this equipment?!"</div>
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			<p>2086 – Christmess!</p>
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			<p>"What's this?" Niko held up a silvery star with sharp points that glinted in the soft honey-colored lights of their Christmas tree. A tiny ribbon was knotted around it.<br />Doc looked up from arranging cookies on plates. "Goose brought them. For decoration."<br />"But what were they originally?"<br />He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green-and-red paper chains, snipped through the band with the socks, and ended up sticking vibrating in the wall just above the dark green holly garland.<br />Niko sighed. "Seems Goose still doesn't quite understand Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, then looked across the room. Her eyes rested finally on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the highest twigs where the children can't reach them."<br />Doc showed a mocking smile. "You insisted that everybody add something for the party."<br />"I don't deny it!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh had given them for their office, and stretched, balancing on the highest rung, to put the stars in place.<br />"Be careful. You aren't Goose."<br />"I know."<br />"Really looks good," Doc grinned, looking up at her backside. At her dark look, he hastily added, "If you don't know what they are."<br />"We simply won't tell anybody." She opened a box of tinsel and began to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the colored paper and glitter foil that covered most of the table.<br />"Oh, no!"<br />Niko turned in alarm. "What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified.<br />"We're in trouble," he murmured. "Really big trouble. We'll never wriggle out of it before the others arrive."<br />"Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..."<br />"That's the problem." He unwrapped the formless parcel he'd found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing Jessie brought us? This supposed-to-be-a-star like those you put on the tree top?"<br />"Yeah, it's horrible. But she's very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to stare at the tree. "We forgot to put it on!"<br />"She'll be very disappointed."<br />"We have to get it up there before she arrives."<br />"How?"<br />Doc looked the tree up, down, and across. It was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. In fact, it was nearly round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something onto the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe...<br />"I've got an idea! Wait for me..." The hacker hurried out of the room.</p>
			<p>Niko was sitting on the table, her feet resting on one of the chairs, turning Jessie's star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. At his curious look: "I've got to get this onto the top."<br />He turned to look at the broad pine. "Why didn't you put it up when the tree was still on its side?"<br />"It slipped our minds," she sighed. "It's from Jessie. Can you reach up high enough?"<br />"Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the pine's top. "Guess it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over...<br />"Hey! This is the antigrav thingie QBall..." Doc rushed into the room and stumbled over one foot of the ladder.<br />Shane lost his balance and fell head over heels into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands, he crashed to the floor. "Ouch!" Silently, tinsel rained down on him, on the tree above him, on Niko's and Doc's hair, and on Jessie's creation lying on top.<br />"...wants us to test anyway." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?"<br />"What's going on here?!" They both jumped to attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and...<br />"We're decorating the tree, Commander," Niko managed to explain finally.<br />"We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best description. "Accident, sir."<br />"I see. But what happened in detail, Rangers?"<br />Niko grabbed the thing from the heap behind her. "We tried to put this on the tree when the decorating was almost done."<br />Jessie squeezed past her father, reaching for her creation. "On the tree?" She looked, puzzled, at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside it and on the star points you see some Christmas scenes, like Santa's arrival and the stable at Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree."<br />Niko and Doc stared at each other, looked at the mess behind them, and began to laugh...<br />When the laughter finally faded, they heard a faint tapping of fingernails on the floor. Goose's growling voice demanded, "Can – dammit – can someone help me out of here before I do actual damage to this equipment?!"</p>
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	<div>2086<br /><br />"What's this?" Niko held up a silvery star with sharp points that glinted in the soft honey-colored lights of their Christmas tree. A tiny ribbon was knotted around it. <br />     Doc looked up from arranging cookies on plates. "Goose brought them. For decoration." <br />     "But what were they originally?" <br />     He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green-and-red paper chains, snipped through the band with the socks, and ended up sticking vibrating in the wall just above the dark green holly garland. <br />     Niko sighed. "Seems Goose still doesn't quite understand Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, then looked across the room. Her eyes rested finally on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the highest twigs where the children can't reach them." <br />     Doc showed a mocking smile. "You insisted that everybody add something for the party." <br />     "I don't deny it!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh had given them for their office, and stretched, balancing on the highest rung, to put the stars in place. <br />     "Be careful. You aren't Goose." <br />     "I know." <br />     "Really looks good," Doc grinned, looking up at her backside. At her dark look, he hastily added, "If you don't know what they are." <br />     "We simply won't tell anybody." She opened a box of tinsel and began to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the colored paper and glitter foil that covered most of the table. <br />     "Oh, no!" <br />     Niko turned in alarm. "What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified. <br />     "We're in trouble," he murmured. "Really big trouble. We'll never wriggle out of it before the others arrive." <br />     "Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..." <br />     "That's the problem." He unwrapped the formless parcel he'd found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing Jessie brought us? This supposed-to-be-a-star like those you put on the tree top?" <br />     "Yeah, it's horrible. But she's very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to stare at the tree. "We forgot to put it on!" <br />     "She'll be very disappointed." <br />     "We have to get it up there before she arrives." <br />     "How?" <br />     Doc looked the tree up, down, and across. It was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. In fact, it was nearly round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something onto the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe... <br />     "I've got an idea! Wait for me..." The hacker hurried out of the room. <br /><br />Niko was sitting on the table, her feet resting on one of the chairs, turning Jessie's star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. At his curious look: "I've got to get this onto the top." <br />     He turned to look at the broad pine. "Why didn't you put it up when the tree was still on its side?" <br />     "It slipped our minds," she sighed. "It's from Jessie. Can you reach up high enough?" <br />     "Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the pine's top. "Guess it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over... <br />     "Hey! This is the antigrav thingie QBall..." Doc rushed into the room and stumbled over one foot of the ladder. <br />     Shane lost his balance and fell head over heels into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands, he crashed to the floor. "Ouch!" Silently, tinsel rained down on him, on the tree above him, on Niko's and Doc's hair, and on Jessie's creation lying on top. <br />     "...wants us to test anyway." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?" <br />     "What's going on here?!" They both jumped to attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and... <br />     "We're decorating the tree, Commander," Niko managed to explain finally. <br />     "We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best description. "Accident, sir." <br />     "I see. But what happened in detail, Rangers?" <br />     Niko grabbed the thing from the heap behind her. "We tried to put this on the tree when the decorating was almost done." <br />     Jessie squeezed past her father, reaching for her creation. "On the tree?" She looked, puzzled, at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside it and on the star points you see some Christmas scenes, like Santa's arrival and the stable at Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree." <br />     Niko and Doc stared at each other, looked at the mess behind them, and began to laugh... <br />     When the laughter finally faded, they heard a faint tapping of fingernails on the floor. Goose's growling voice demanded, "Can – dammit – can someone help me out of here before I do actual damage to this equipment?!"</div>		<div>2086<br /><br />"What's this?" Niko held up a silvery star with sharp points that glinted in the soft honey-colored lights of their Christmas tree. A tiny ribbon was knotted around it. <br />     Doc looked up from arranging cookies on plates. "Goose brought them. For decoration." <br />     "But what were they originally?" <br />     He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green-and-red paper chains, snipped through the band with the socks, and ended up sticking vibrating in the wall just above the dark green holly garland. <br />     Niko sighed. "Seems Goose still doesn't quite understand Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, then looked across the room. Her eyes rested finally on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the highest twigs where the children can't reach them." <br />     Doc showed a mocking smile. "You insisted that everybody add something for the party." <br />     "I don't deny it!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh had given them for their office, and stretched, balancing on the highest rung, to put the stars in place. <br />     "Be careful. You aren't Goose." <br />     "I know." <br />     "Really looks good," Doc grinned, looking up at her backside. At her dark look, he hastily added, "If you don't know what they are." <br />     "We simply won't tell anybody." She opened a box of tinsel and began to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the colored paper and glitter foil that covered most of the table. <br />     "Oh, no!" <br />     Niko turned in alarm. "What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified. <br />     "We're in trouble," he murmured. "Really big trouble. We'll never wriggle out of it before the others arrive." <br />     "Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..." <br />     "That's the problem." He unwrapped the formless parcel he'd found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing Jessie brought us? This supposed-to-be-a-star like those you put on the tree top?" <br />     "Yeah, it's horrible. But she's very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to stare at the tree. "We forgot to put it on!" <br />     "She'll be very disappointed." <br />     "We have to get it up there before she arrives." <br />     "How?" <br />     Doc looked the tree up, down, and across. It was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. In fact, it was nearly round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something onto the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe... <br />     "I've got an idea! Wait for me..." The hacker hurried out of the room. <br /><br />Niko was sitting on the table, her feet resting on one of the chairs, turning Jessie's star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. At his curious look: "I've got to get this onto the top." <br />     He turned to look at the broad pine. "Why didn't you put it up when the tree was still on its side?" <br />     "It slipped our minds," she sighed. "It's from Jessie. Can you reach up high enough?" <br />     "Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the pine's top. "Guess it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over... <br />     "Hey! This is the antigrav thingie QBall..." Doc rushed into the room and stumbled over one foot of the ladder. <br />     Shane lost his balance and fell head over heels into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands, he crashed to the floor. "Ouch!" Silently, tinsel rained down on him, on the tree above him, on Niko's and Doc's hair, and on Jessie's creation lying on top. <br />     "...wants us to test anyway." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?" <br />     "What's going on here?!" They both jumped to attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and... <br />     "We're decorating the tree, Commander," Niko managed to explain finally. <br />     "We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best description. "Accident, sir." <br />     "I see. But what happened in detail, Rangers?" <br />     Niko grabbed the thing from the heap behind her. "We tried to put this on the tree when the decorating was almost done." <br />     Jessie squeezed past her father, reaching for her creation. "On the tree?" She looked, puzzled, at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside it and on the star points you see some Christmas scenes, like Santa's arrival and the stable at Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree." <br />     Niko and Doc stared at each other, looked at the mess behind them, and began to laugh... <br />     When the laughter finally faded, they heard a faint tapping of fingernails on the floor. Goose's growling voice demanded, "Can – dammit – can someone help me out of here before I do actual damage to this equipment?!"</div>

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	"What's this?" Niko held ~~out~~ a silvery star with sharp points ~~blinking~~ in the colored lights of ~~the~~ Christmas ~~decoration~~. A tiny ribbon is knotted around it. Doc looked up from arranging ~~some~~ plates ~~with cookies~~.		<center><h2 class="align-center pb-3 mbr-fonts-style display-2">Christmess!</h2></center>
	"Goose brought them. For decoration."		<h3 class="mbr-section-subtitle align-center mbr-light mbr-fonts-style display-5"> </h3>
	"But what ~~is it~~ originally?" He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green and red paper chains and ~~got stuck~~ vibrating in the wall just above the ~~band with the socks (There are no chimneys in BetaMountain!)~~. Niko sighed. "Seems~~, there are~~ still ~~some questions left between Goose and~~ Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, ~~than~~ looked ~~around~~ the ~~reg~~ room. Her eyes finally ~~rested~~ on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the ~~high branches~~ where the children can't reach them."		</div>
	Doc showed a ~~mocky~~ smile. "You insisted, that everybody ~~added~~ something for the party."		<div class="mbr-text col-12 col-md-8 mbr-fonts-style display-7">
	"I ~~didn~~'t deny ~~that~~!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh ~~gave~~ for ~~the room of the S5s~~, and stretched balancing on the highest rung to put the stars in place.		<div>2086<br /><br />"What's this?" Niko held up a silvery star with sharp points that glinted in the soft honey-colored lights of their Christmas tree. A tiny ribbon was knotted around it. <br />     Doc looked up from arranging cookies on plates. "Goose brought them. For decoration." <br />     "But what were they originally?" <br />     He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green-and-red paper chains, snipped through the band with the socks, and ended up sticking vibrating in the wall just above the dark green holly garland. <br />     Niko sighed. "Seems Goose still doesn't quite understand Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, then looked across the room. Her eyes rested finally on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the highest twigs where the children can't reach them." <br />     Doc showed a mocking smile. "You insisted that everybody add something for the party." <br />     "I don't deny it!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh had given them for their office, and stretched, balancing on the highest rung, to put the stars in place. <br />     "Be careful. You aren't Goose." <br />     "I know." <br />     "Really looks good," Doc grinned, looking up at her backside. At her dark look, he hastily added, "If you don't know what they are." <br />     "We simply won't tell anybody." She opened a box of tinsel and began to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the colored paper and glitter foil that covered most of the table. <br />     "Oh, no!" <br />     Niko turned in alarm. "What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified. <br />     "We're in trouble," he murmured. "Really big trouble. We'll never wriggle out of it before the others arrive." <br />     "Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..." <br />     "That's the problem." He unwrapped the formless parcel he'd found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing Jessie brought us? This supposed-to-be-a-star like those you put on the tree top?" <br />     "Yeah, it's horrible. But she's very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to stare at the tree. "We forgot to put it on!" <br />     "She'll be very disappointed." <br />     "We have to get it up there before she arrives." <br />     "How?" <br />     Doc looked the tree up, down, and across. It was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. In fact, it was nearly round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something onto the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe... <br />     "I've got an idea! Wait for me..." The hacker hurried out of the room. <br /><br />Niko was sitting on the table, her feet resting on one of the chairs, turning Jessie's star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. At his curious look: "I've got to get this onto the top." <br />     He turned to look at the broad pine. "Why didn't you put it up when the tree was still on its side?" <br />     "It slipped our minds," she sighed. "It's from Jessie. Can you reach up high enough?" <br />     "Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the pine's top. "Guess it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over... <br />     "Hey! This is the antigrav thingie QBall..." Doc rushed into the room and stumbled over one foot of the ladder. <br />     Shane lost his balance and fell head over heels into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands, he crashed to the floor. "Ouch!" Silently, tinsel rained down on him, on the tree above him, on Niko's and Doc's hair, and on Jessie's creation lying on top. <br />     "...wants us to test anyway." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?" <br />     "What's going on here?!" They both jumped to attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and... <br />     "We're decorating the tree, Commander," Niko managed to explain finally. <br />     "We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best description. "Accident, sir." <br />     "I see. But what happened in detail, Rangers?" <br />     Niko grabbed the thing from the heap behind her. "We tried to put this on the tree when the decorating was almost done." <br />     Jessie squeezed past her father, reaching for her creation. "On the tree?" She looked, puzzled, at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside it and on the star points you see some Christmas scenes, like Santa's arrival and the stable at Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree." <br />     Niko and Doc stared at each other, looked at the mess behind them, and began to laugh... <br />     When the laughter finally faded, they heard a faint tapping of fingernails on the floor. Goose's growling voice demanded, "Can – dammit – can someone help me out of here before I do actual damage to this equipment?!"</div>
	"Be careful. You aren't Goose."		</div>
	"I know."
	"Really looks good." Doc grinned. "If you don't know, what they are." "We simply won't tell anybody ~~about~~." She opened a box ~~with~~ tinsel and ~~started~~ to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the ~~coloured~~ paper and glitter foil, that covered most of the table. "Oh, no!" Niko turned in alarm.
	"What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified ~~to her~~.
	"We'~~ll really get problems.~~" He murmured. "Really big ~~problems~~. We'll never ~~fix them~~ before the others arrive."
	"Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..."
	"That's the problem." He unwrapped a formless parcel he found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing, Jessie brought us? This ~~should~~-to-be-a-star like those you put on tree top?"
	"Yeah, horrible. But she's very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to the tree. "we forgot it!"
	"She'll be very disappointed."
	"We have to get it on there before she arrives."
	"How?" ~~The~~ tree was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. ~~It simply~~ was ~~perfectly~~ round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something on the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe... "I've got an idea! Wait for me..." He hurried out ~~off~~ the room. ~~The ladder~~ was ~~almost knocked down by~~ the ~~slamming door.~~
	~~Niko sat~~ on the ~~table~~ turning ~~Jessies~~ star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. "I've got to get this on top." He turned to look at the broad pine.
	"Why ~~you~~ didn't put it on when the tree still ~~liing~~?"
	"It slipped our minds." ~~She snorted~~. "It's from Jessie. Can you reach it?" "Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the ~~pines~~ top. "~~Think.~~ it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over...
	"Hey! ~~Let's try it with my~~..." Doc rushed into the room~~. The door hit the~~ foot of the ladder. Shane lost balance, fell head over into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands he crashed to the floor.
	"Ouch!" ~~Tinsel softly~~ rained down on him, on the tree above him, on ~~Nikos~~ and ~~Docs hairs~~, on ~~Jessies~~ creation lying on top.
	"...~~fishing rod~~." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?"
	"What's going on here?!" They both jumped at attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and...
	"We ~~are~~ decorating the tree, Commander." Niko managed to explain. "We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best ~~word for it~~. "~~accident~~, ~~Sir~~."
	"I see. But what ~~is it exactly~~, Rangers?" ~~Walsh demanded to know.~~ Niko ~~grapped~~ the thing from the heap behind.
	"We tried to put it on the tree when ~~decoration~~ was almost ~~finished~~." Jessie squeezed past her father, ~~grapping~~ her creation. "On the tree?" She looked puzzled at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside and on the star points you~~'ll~~ see some Christmas scenes like ~~Santas~~ arrival and the stable to Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree." Niko and Doc stared at each other, at the mess behind them, and ~~started~~ to laugh...
	When the laughter finally faded a faint tapping ~~was heard -~~ fingernails on the floor ~~- and a~~ growling voice demanded: "Can ~~- damn hell -~~ someone help me out ~~off~~ here?!"
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"What's this?" Niko held out a silvery star with sharp points blinking in the colored lights of the Christmas decoration. A tiny ribbon is knotted around it. Doc looked up from arranging some plates with cookies.
"Goose brought them. For decoration."
"But what is it originally?" He put the last plate on the windowsill and took the star from her, holding it with three fingers like a frisbee. It swirled across the room, cut through two of the green and red paper chains and got stuck vibrating in the wall just above the band with the socks (There are no chimneys in BetaMountain!). Niko sighed. "Seems, there are still some questions left between Goose and Christmas." She quickly counted the stars in the box, than looked around the reg room. Her eyes finally rested on the Christmas tree. "Let's put them on the high branches where the children can't reach them."
Doc showed a mocky smile. "You insisted, that everybody added something for the party."
"I didn't deny that!" She pulled the ladder closer to the tree, a broad pine Walsh gave for the room of the S5s, and stretched balancing on the highest rung to put the stars in place.
"Be careful. You aren't Goose."
"I know."
"Really looks good." Doc grinned. "If you don't know, what they are." "We simply won't tell anybody about." She opened a box with tinsel and started to scatter it on the lower branches, while Doc started to collect the coloured paper and glitter foil, that covered most of the table. "Oh, no!" Niko turned in alarm.
"What's wrong?" Doc seemed totally horrified to her.
"We'll really get problems." He murmured. "Really big problems. We'll never fix them before the others arrive."
"Stay calm, Doc. We'll finish it just in time. Look, the tree's almost decorated and..."
"That's the problem." He unwrapped a formless parcel he found under the heap of papers and foils. "Do you remember the thing, Jessie brought us? This should-to-be-a-star like those you put on tree top?"
"Yeah, horrible. But she's very proud of it. And..." She turned abruptly to the tree. "we forgot it!"
"She'll be very disappointed."
"We have to get it on there before she arrives."
"How?" The tree was more than two and a half meters high and at least as wide. It simply was perfectly round. A wonderful tree nevertheless. But how to get something on the top when it was already covered with decorations? Maybe... "I've got an idea! Wait for me..." He hurried out off the room. The ladder was almost knocked down by the slamming door.
Niko sat on the table turning Jessies star in her hands, when Gooseman arrived. She looked up. Her view whizzed back and forth between him and the tree. "Goose, you can help me!" She jumped to her feet. "I've got to get this on top." He turned to look at the broad pine.
"Why you didn't put it on when the tree still liing?"
"It slipped our minds." She snorted. "It's from Jessie. Can you reach it?" "Let me try." He climbed the ladder, stretched for the pines top. "Think. it's possible." He took the thing from her, leaned over...
"Hey! Let's try it with my..." Doc rushed into the room. The door hit the foot of the ladder. Shane lost balance, fell head over into the tree. In a torrent of pine needles, glitter, popcorn chains, and garlands he crashed to the floor.
"Ouch!" Tinsel softly rained down on him, on the tree above him, on Nikos and Docs hairs, on Jessies creation lying on top.
"...fishing rod." Doc finally finished his sentence. "Did I do this?"
"What's going on here?!" They both jumped at attention, trying to hide the mess behind their backs from Zach and his family and...
"We are decorating the tree, Commander." Niko managed to explain. "We just had a little..." Doc searched for the best word for it. "accident, Sir."
"I see. But what is it exactly, Rangers?" Walsh demanded to know. Niko grapped the thing from the heap behind.
"We tried to put it on the tree when decoration was almost finished." Jessie squeezed past her father, grapping her creation. "On the tree?" She looked puzzled at Doc and Niko. "But it's a lantern. You put a light inside and on the star points you'll see some Christmas scenes like Santas arrival and the stable to Bethlehem." She giggled. "It'd look awful on the tree." Niko and Doc stared at each other, at the mess behind them, and started to laugh...
When the laughter finally faded a faint tapping was heard - fingernails on the floor - and a growling voice demanded: "Can - damn hell - someone help me out off here?!"
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