Katieran Prime 4 - Kiljorn Prime Read Free Page B

easy, but very rewarding.” They rode the rest of the way to the transport in comfortable silence, listening to Lisa’s excited chatter. The poor pilot was going to need a nap after this flight.
    The transport ship was extremely large. It reminded Lindsey of a cruise ship. No wonder they couldn’t land it on the surface of the planet—it was a silver color like the shuttles. Katierans used it mainly for space travel. That was how they would continue on their journey to the Katieran home world.
    Their living facilities reminded Lindsey of naval crewman accommodations. All the doors operated like pocket doors and they were usually kept open unless someone physically closed them.
    In an attempt to reduce misunderstandings caused by culture clashes, several doctors and educators came together and created culture classes. Classes were held daily. These classes were designed to educate the Earth women. Though, Lindsey already knew quite a lot about the Katieran people from having worked for them a whole year, she and her father took turns attending the classes.
    The classes were held in the Meal Room, which was like a large cafeteria. Everyone on board was expected to share three meals a day in the Meal Room: Morning Meal, Midday meal, and Evening Meal.
    One of the current teachers for the Culture Class was a Dr. Elizabeth Connell. She told everyone to call her Lizzie for short. She was short maybe four feet and nine inches tall, very curvy, strawberry blond woman with sky blue eyes. Lizzie had a PhD in linguistics, a doctorate in social cultures, and a doctorate in foreign languages. She had a very pronounced southern accent, which Lindsey thought was adorable.
    “The first ten minutes will be a Q and A session. Ya’ll can ask me questions about what you want to know most about the Katierans and I will do my best to answer ya’ll back. If I don’t have an answer for you today, I’ll get back with you later. If you can’t make it to a class, you can use the digital tablets that you will be given at the end of the class to view recorded classes,” Lizzie explained.
    There were a lot of questions about how to use the digital tablet. The most asked question was whether personal mail could be accessed. Lizzie explained, “Yes you can access it, but it will be in view mode only. It’s not safe to send out unfiltered communications while we are in transit. Once we reach Katiera, you will have full access again.”
    Lindsey learned even more from these culture classes. The Katierans believed in a mated pair of Gods. KatieRI was the female Goddess and KiljOR was the male God. Because of this religious belief, which was the foundation of their entire culture, the Katieran people believed strongly in mating for life. There was no such thing as divorce. Mating was till death.
    Lizzie explained that SEX was different from mating. A mating involved the exchange of scent markings, sexual intercourse, and an official ceremony with word exchanges. Lindsey found herself blushing when Lizzie explained that if engaging in regular sex with a Katieran male, he would not release his seed into the woman’s vagina. He would pull out before that happened. For it to be a mating, the male had to release his seed inside the woman. A mating is considered the Katierans version of marriage.
    Being the Legal Advisor for the Katieran Nation, Lindsey already knew the five primary laws that everyone on Katiera was expected to follow:
    First Law was to protect all females and young.
    Second Law was to protect the Prime families.
    Third Law was to serve the people of Katiera.
    Fourth Law was to honor the mated pair of Gods.
    Fifth Law was to protect all natural resources.
    Anyone who did not adhere to these laws was subject to banishment or, in some cases, death.
     
    Lindsey was fascinated by the Katieran political system. The Katieran people elected the members of the Katieran High Council. However, the Prime Leader was the ruler by birthright and had