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Silenciosa invasión

· 1962

# "Silent Invasion" (City of the Hidden Eyes)

by Philip Levene and J. L. Morrissey, Spanish adaptation by R. Luria Schmitt

This science fiction narrative follows parallel discoveries by scientists across three nations. Dr. Andrew Gauge, a British scientist, investigates mysterious phenomena—strange fog and inexplicable time loss—while driving to a marshland. American anthropologist Edgar Farrow, working in Louisiana, disappears under unexplained circumstances after witnessing unusual smoke. Sir William Stacey, a distinguished British archaeologist, discovers an unprecedented anthropological specimen in French caves, entrusting it to his young colleague David Ross. Soviet scientist Josef Semionovich Svernoff possesses similar findings at his Black Sea laboratory, contemplating implications for Soviet superiority in anthropology. These disparate incidents—involving temporal anomalies, vanishings, and mysterious bone fragments—suggest coordinated or parallel supernatural incursions affecting major world powers' scientific establishments. The narrative fragments indicate an impending revelation or invasion with global implications.

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1962
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