Suddenly, before Hiram could ask anything or say anything, one of the visitors took his right hand and one took his left hand. They held him tightly but lovingly and he felt secure and completely safe. At no time does Hiram ever remember feeling any anxiety or fear in the company of these extraterrestrials. He could not believe it as he felt himself gliding along the green light. Almost immediately he and the eight small creatures were inside the ship. "Holy Cow!" said Hiram as he was completely dumfounded that this transfer could have just taken place as it did. 

  Hiram called these newfound creatures the "boys" or the "guys." They gathered around him and first ogled, then peered, then stared at him closely. They were friendly, smiling and Hiram reports that he felt very comfortable and nurtured. They beckoned him to sit on a large tuffet of a sort and they hovered around him still staring at him. They kept a polite distance, never coming so close that they would make Hiram uncomfortable. They did not touch him but Hiram made the first move by reaching out to touch them and their suits.

  The aliens allowed Hiram's advances with approval and acceptance. Once he broke the ice, they reciprocated by touching him and his pajamas. With the exception of their larger heads and eyes, they were approximately his physical height. They were slightly chubbier but not at all clumsy. This made Hiram feel very comfortable with them. The aliens had large round heads, large round eyes, small almost indistinguishable noses and very thin and tiny mouths. They rarely talked as humans do, although they made a quiet clucking sound at times when they were excited and a sing-song and clicking sound at times as well.

  However, Hiram believed that he could hear them talking to him and this confused him a great deal. He asked one of them how he was talking but did not seem to be talking and the "boy" just told him that they did not like to talk very much with their mouths because it was not comfortable. He said that their mouths were too small and talking like Hiram did would hurt them too much. He just said that they had a different way of talking. He promised Hiram that he would come to understand later on as they had more contact.

  They assured Hiram that he would be able to communicate with them and that they would eventually answer all of his questions. They told him that they had many questions that they wanted to ask him as well and they looked forward to becoming close friends with him and seeing him regularly.

  Hiram looked around him and he realized that he was in a large room that looked very inviting, soft and was almost completely padded in nature. The space was very comfortable, green in color from the light beams, and very quiet. He was alone with the eight creatures and with something that looked like a water fountain on one of the walls. One of the creatures brought him a tall, angular glass of cold water. Hiram savored it and enjoyed it very much. It was water, but it tasted exceptionally delicious. Hiram had never tasted anything like it before. The water they gave him was sweet to the taste and almost intoxicating to him. He noticed that as he drank they kept filling up the tall narrow glass so that it was always available to him.

  Hiram felt very thirsty while he was with them and he enjoyed the cool glass of water numerous times. It was strange because it seemed that the more he drank, the thirstier he felt. Hiram then noticed that none of the "boys" had any hair and he reached out to touch their heads. They bent over to allow him to touch their heads and he discovered that their heads were smooth, hairless, perfectly round and very cool to the touch. He ran his hand over each of their heads and laughed as he discovered that they were so much alike. When he got to the last one he hugged him and put his cheek against the creature's head. It felt cool, friendly and good. 

  Hiram believed that he was communicating his caring and his appreciation for the opportunity to have this encounter. The "boys" then ran their hands over Hiram's head and imitated his laugh and hug and they all seemed to be having a great time. Hiram was in heaven because he had been dreaming about meeting these creatures for months and months.

  Hiram asked numerous times where they came from and they never answered him but instead they simply pointed to the heavens. Hiram accepted this for now but when he was older he pressed them for more specific information. It was then that they explained their solar system and their planet of origin called Dollockinos. Although Hiram was a bundle of questions, at this encounter he simply accepted any information that was supplied, drank his water and explored them in any way that he could. Hiram was so excited that at one point he danced around the tuffet and the "boys" imitated him. 

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