Chapter 6
Bruno and Pari explored the ingenious designs of the four spherical glass dome structures. On the forest floor, two at the base of each mountain ridge, they were fully transparent. The green camouflage-style carpeting and flooring helped them blend in, as if they had naturally emerged from the earth without interference to the surroundings. Twelve-feet high and wide, each comfortably housed a futon bed, chair, and hollow square end tables for tidy storage. The curving glass panels were separated with thin vertical slivers allowing for air ventilation. Entry was through an attached short tube, also transparent and made of polycarbonate, and zipper door. Besides clean bedding and small bottles of care products, each room contained candles, jugs of water, a flashlight and a r
