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Ransom is sent to the planet Venus on a mission whose purpose he does not know. There he meets the queen while the king is absent. Weston arrives at Birelandra and gradually in Ransom's mind, his mission takes shape, which is to prevent the queen from falling into the first sin of Eve and confronting the inhumane. Will the story of Adam and Eve repeat itself? You can see Birelandra and not Tilos as the center of the universe. Or you can see Birelandra's story as just an indirect result of "incarnation" on Earth: or you can see Earth's story as just a preparation for new worlds, the first of which is Birelandra. Neither was more or less valid than the other. Neither was more or less important than the other, nor was either a copy or model of the other. This is the second novel of the cosmic trilogy, and it can be read independently, but at the same time it follows Ransom's journey out of the silent planet called Thulcandra, and its events pave the way for the third novel, "That Shocking Fortress."