Splintered Light, Ch 9.3: Pre-Planning the Post-Planning Planning
Hostile natives created their own hurdles... and brought some benefits.
Solis Part 7
"the natives have proven.. trouble some. resistant to those who go there." natives? i was not aware of any native populations. "what.. what do mean by natives?"
Sirius - Book Three: Project EPSILON - Chapter 9: The Natives
Some native insect chirruped loudly in the distance, and a chorus followed suit soonafter. the eerie noise was punctuated with something between a groan and a hiccup as some black-quilled avian fluttered overhead.
Splintered Light, Chapter 5.2: Intervention
From there it progressed to a lack of general courtesy, manifesting most prominently in the various crew selecting their native language for use over mehnzilian.
The face of the enemy (sci-fi)
"energy pulse detected," a steel-antennaed native announced belatedly. "type y-plus plasma bolt. unable to further analyze projectile at this time."
The Mook Maker, Chapter 56: Messengers of the Ever-Living Horde
My survival would be next to impossible considering how hostile and belligerent the human natives are.
The Lost Arrow ch1, Zakkaision
Which means we must stay hidden from the natives any time we are outside the arrow.
Surface (Chapter 12)
Accurate rendition of every single native dance he'd seen performed until then, squatting, clapping, hopping and spinning.
The Wilderness
Robert turned and saw a person, half-naked, holding a bow aimed at robert the native fired an arrow, which pierced robert's leg. he fell onto his knees with a cry, while another native picked up a rock and hit robert over the head with it.
((ROUGH DRAFT)) Price of Progress (Tropical Blues)
Lukas stopped the mech, staggering to a stop, still in the beach wave as he peered through the plexiglass at the fleeing natives. "i think we lucked out, should be one of the native reservations.
Confederacy of the Red Nebula
Meanwhile, the komodians share their world with hostile native species that do not fear them.
Tribal Ritual
The two explorers knew best than to disrupt the native's conversation, settling to just stand quietly behind their guide, exchanging glances and an occasional whisper, until the dino turned back to them.