Beyond Time pluto winds

7) Beyond Time:- He could hear distinct sounds jarring him back to reality from a scenic view that made him forget the past and the future. Pluto breeze was always like that - melancholic and sweet sounding to one's ears, cajoling one through centuries of unknown time, and which also produced an unknown effect that dulled the mind, compelling one to nearly half forget the present time in a timeless world.

Perched high at nearly sixty five thousand feet above surface- land level of Pluto's soil, upon it's highest lunar mountain top, he revelled upon the sight now clearly etched amidst velvet darkness stealing across an oncoming night.

The second moon of Pluto was rising!

He stood up gently, taking utmost care from habbit rather than any other planned movement- to avoid disturbing those loose pebbles and stones underneath his flexible steel shoes - feeling gentle tugs of a breeze gradually gathering momentum; understanding from previous experience that the same breeze would soon turn into gale force winds and then, no human was considered safe during those moments of time.

Not in 5356 a.d. Not upon Pluto.

The second moon of Pluto always appeared in the starlit skies later into evening time, inevitably accompanied by those harsh winds that cut across the planet's surface, curving and shaping their individual patterns across it's soil.

At an interval of twenty five days comprising one month of Pluto time, the second moon arose in those starry skies at an interval of every alternate month, and it altered Pluto's surface formation for a month to come.

* He took one final look at the orange-milky globe appearing gently into one spherical form, before begening a slow, steady walk down pre determined routes between low lying boulders.The journey, which stretched for the most part of an hour, took him across desolate plains, descending to a journey-height covering fifteen thousand feet; towards an other end of a low lying plain--nearly to the edge of Pluto's highest mountain. He now stood at a height of fifty thousand feet above sea level.