Parents, this story is meant for kids ages 9 and up as it contains some intense action sequences.

Ultimately, you're the judge and if your kid can handle the original Star Wars trilogy, they should be just fine.

Enjoy. Previously on Norb, Preston and the crew reached the desert planet of Paradell.

There, a cowboy named Bert Stonbrooke and his two bandits escaped the wrath of a Queen

Mucklet and stole the lule pipe from the Rishazzi tribe. The Rishazis had left

Bert for dead for attempting to steal it but this time Bert brought the Queen

mucklet with him and now for episode 14 a price to pay the purple rocket podcast A Price to Pay. The Purple Rocket Podcast presents, Norm. And then. Shep's flock led the way as the group journeyed through the trees. This was not what came to mind when Preston thought of a desert

oasis. The trees were huge, freshly green and pruned as if they had each been

personally attended to.

Press and examined the oddly silent grove looking for some sign of life,

but there was nothing.

No birds, no bugs.

He and Talkme were were helping Kinga along. Kinga's arms draped over their shoulders.

Supporting just one of Kinga's arms was like trying to give a silver back gorilla a piggyback ride.

Press and shoulders and neck felt like they'd crumple any minute.

Tachma, on the other hand, looked perfectly fine, composed and focused as ever.

Is that blaster ready yet?

Shep asked from the front of the group.

Preston looked at his holstered blaster which was set to the healing setting. It was glowing white and vibrating against his thigh.

Nope, still charging. We just used it a few minutes ago and talk me.

The healing setting had been put to good use after the brutal

crash landing. After each use they had to wait an additional half hour for it to fully recharge.

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