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|Col. Wilma Deering|It's a huge desert. Vistula's first inhabitants called it the Sea of Stone. Nothing of any consequence can grow there. | |Col. Wilma Deering|It's a huge desert. Vistula's first inhabitants called it the Sea of Stone. Nothing of any consequence can grow there. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:25, 22 March 2021
What's that barren area?
It's a huge desert. Vistula's first inhabitants called it the Sea of Stone. Nothing of any consequence can grow there.
— William "Buck" Rogers and Wilma Deering as they approach Vistula, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century's "Planet of the Slave Girls"
The Sea of Stone is the large swath of desert on Vistula, aptly named by Vistula's first inhabitants.
Since approximately 2480 CE, Vistula's nomads, who toil under Kaleel while converting them into his private army of zealots, maintain and harvest the vegetable protein for use in food discs sent to Earth. Kaleel and the nomads reside inside of a large mountain away from the central hub, where the food is processed and distributed.
It is also in this large swath of barren area where Kaleel houses his assemblage of Scorpion fighters in open fields, later discovered in 2491 CE by Maj. Duke Danton and Capt. William "Buck" Rogers.
Related Imagery
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William "Buck" Rogers and Duke Danton after their Thunderfighter crash-lands in the Sea of Stone (BR25: "Planet of the Slave Girls").
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Kaleel's pilots, Vistulan nomads, head to their Scorpion fighters (BR25: "Planet of the Slave Girls").
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Scorpion fighters launch from the Sea of Stone to the ill-fated Battle of Vistula (BR25: "Planet of the Slave Girls").