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Chapter 1: in which our protaganist finds a new source of income in another solar system.
Chapter 2: in which he helps another man to find a new perspective on life.
Chapter 3: in which we meet a vital person and the colony gets started.
Chapter 4: in which business booms and some disturbing news is heard.
Chapter 5: in which two friends stay on and cautiousness begins.
Chapter 6: in which we hear from our protagonist's family.
 Chapter 7: in which the family tree is transplanted.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE
All the illustrations were created using POV-Ray, Adobe Photoshop. The only real photos are the earth (but not the orbiting transports) in chapter 1, and the trees outside the windows in chapter 6.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to thank first of all the Lego Company (who does not endorse, authorize, or sponsor this site) for producing the most constructive toy around. Also, thanks to Tim Courtney for letting me set my space theme in his Lego Timeline, Kyle Keppler for allowing me to put one of my space ships under his "company's" name, and Coby Bassett for his help in creating the picture of the datapad with the Foton Enterprises advertisement.
INSPIRATIONS
Tim Courtney's website: www.zacktron.com
(General layout, spacecraft specs, cool hyperlinks with the hiding underlines.)
Kevin Hall's website: The Kingdom of Andrastavia
(The idea of a Lego story in chapter form and the menu layout for the ArTron section.)
Trevor Pruden's website: Astro Lift Co.
(The idea of 1-800-888 toll-free numbers in the ads on the datapad)
Star Wars: Episode IV
(the idea of a farm boy getting off his planet due to the purchase of two robots.)
