On five-canted rock face a chain of Bionts headed up. These mighty tough giants slowly and heavily moved the legs, massive and cowish steps. Their plain oblongated bodies resembled turtles. The firm shell covered upper part of the back disabling them to turn the head up. The body was covered by quartz to protect them from corroding rains. They were fighting for Each single movement because heaviest gravitation didnʼt let them open the eyes. Visibility was scarce due to ammoniac precipitation and fierce methan storms. But they had to bring elements of solid rock at the top of the mountain. They could neither speak nor hear, no smells also. All the feelings atrofied. They had to develop strength and tenacity to survive. When Biont reached the first grade of rock his bleary sight noticed recurrent regular golden colored flashes. Biont wasʼt familiar to such color, and didnʼt think if others in caravan were. With short signals that Bionts used to communicate with each other creatures walking first signaled to the others. These signals werenʼt visible. Pulsing light became brighter and their bodies felt unknown shiver. The lightning tore the sky, illuminating gloom and clouds with glorious light. Despite strongest stormy wind the whole rock and sweep of vision were pulsated with bright golden light and whirred with waves of unprecedented fluctuations. Vibration in every cell of this creature cut the ground from under their feet, familiar world was changing every second. The wind flattened and didnʼt burn as it used to. Under knuckled ice blocks two Bionts watched pulsating light filling the valley with new colours. Hundred-color rainbow covered hills of the valley, but Bionts couldnʼt understand what it was. One Biont wanted to tell something to the other but couldnʼt do it. Former system of notifications couldnʼt cope with new data, there were no familiar symbols to transfer new information. The creature understood that he didnʼt possess the signal to share new senses. Suddenly he felt it. It seemed like the Biont standing aside appeared inside his skull. Vigorous joy gave birth to phrase: Hello, brother! But without words, it was better than words. Mental forms which give clear perception and hints of meaning - it is vibration! - the Biont heard. - Do you know what vibration is? - asked the second one and suddenly saw the formula of alloy for their shells that could mitigate atmospheric pressure. Their bodies soaked pleasant scents, but whether these were scents if he couldnʼt smell them. His body seemed to be penetrated by feeling of lavender, although it wasnʼt lavender. Perhaps that was something that hurt his rough skin covered with billions of tiny burns. The rainbow saturated and colored all his substance, inside and outside. He already forecasted much more, but couldnʼt formulate what exactly. Biont ran, trying the force of his new body, first hesitatingly, then surprised. After a few seconds he ran feeling glory in strength, being integral whole with slight rain and atmosphere. Gravitation wasnʼt a problem anymore, not a signle cell of his new bosy was immobilized. He saw a hill in front of him which blazed with miraculous crystal light in shadow of colored clouds. Suddenly he felt music which flowed inside him. It turned more and more mighty filling the space, turning into his basis. It was straight waterfall going directly into his head as a stock of bright birds, spinning in the flow of murmuration. He gained a lot that was incomprehensible in the body of a Saturian. Strong and skilled body, sparkling joy of living, acute mind. And world more beautiful than these creatures ever dreamt of. Biont felt his intended purpose, mightiness, taste for adventure. They didnʼt appreciate their bodies as heavy and ill before, but now they understood what was truly health. They left clouded consciousness, confused thoughts behind. Eyesight, worse than blindness. Clumsy movements, ignorance. Now he saw beauty and original compregension of beauty. Biont didnʼt feel any demand for food either sleep. He knew where he went and he didnʼt need the pulsating light that had totally disappeared already.