Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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if I could shoot the trouble! The the most of a bad situation and threw them a snappy military salute. Then I was out in the fresh air and away. was in for a very rough time. Since we were alone, it took no great feat Old Man had that look of intense glee on his face that meant someone and a happy crowd of reptiles sporting in its radioactive rush. I cooked up, because I have already quit and you do not want to reveal company secrets to me.” The grin was even wider now and he actually chortled as he thumbed a added up to— Four: The fact that they would probably let another repairman in, under I stripped off my tattered lizard suit back in the ship, very glad that — Harry Harrison Transcriber’s Note I slumped, defeated, waiting for the blow to land. The Old Man fondled The Old Man leaned over his desk, breathing into my face. “It He leaned back, wiped his hands on his handkerchief and gave me Lecture to last forever—or damn close to it. When one of them breaks down, it is never He was telling me —the guy who did the job while he sat back on his fat paycheck in an air-conditioned office. how I feel. But the ships must go through! The beacons must operate!” could draw the money out.” I smiled, a little weakly, I’m afraid, as if I had never meant to keep that account a secret. His spies were getting more efficient every day. Walking down the hall, I tried to figure a way to transfer the money without his catching on—and knew at the same time he was It was all very depressing, so I stopped for a drink, then went on to a built-in safety factor I never could eliminate from the machine. I would much rather take a chance of breaking through near some star knows this, too. They had a safety factor built into the computer so you couldn’t end up inside a star no matter how hard you tried. I’m sure there was no humaneness in this decision. They just didn’t want to lose the ship. It comparison with its absolute magnitude showed its distance. Not as bad as I had thought—a six-week run, give or take a few days. After feeding a course tape into the robot pilot, I strapped into the acceleration tank and went to sleep. company grades your pay by the number of specialties you can handle. All this, with some oil painting and free-fall workouts in the gym, passed the time. I was asleep when the alarm went off that announced planetary distance. this business, you learn early when and where to risk your own skin. The eye would be good enough for the preliminary survey. The image blinked, focused—and a great damn pyramid swam into undressed stone, without carvings or decorations. There was a shimmer of pyramid was a hollow basin filled with water. When I saw that, something this was used to cool the reactor that still there—inside the pyramid. The natives, who, of course, only locked inside a mountain of handmade stone, but I had managed to irritate the things who had built the pyramid. A great beginning for a This was a favorite spot that drew a good crowd during the day. In the work with. One of the lizards gargled at another one and the second one It gurgled out through the speaker in the local tongue and he turned When he passed next day, I whispered into the mike: “Welcome, O rolled out of the cave and landed at his feet. treasury the night before. “Come back tomorrow and we will talk some more,” I called after the fleeing figure. I was pleased to After that, Grandpa in paradise had many heart-to-heart talks with had been out of touch with things since his death and Goat-boy happily filled him in. I learned all I needed to know of the history, past and recent, and it little religious war going on around the pyramid. religion. A shiny metal temple out of which poured a constant stream of A city was built around the temple and, through the centuries, the served the temple. All went well until one of the priests violated the temple and destroyed the holy waters. There had been revolt, strife, murder and destruction since then. But still the holy waters would not flow. Now armed mobs fought around the temple each day and a new band of priests guarded the sacred fount. cheerfully rat on me when I got back. have to look exactly like them, just something close, to soothe the native mind. It’s logical. If I were an ignorant aborigine of least stay and talk to him. This was what I was aiming to do with the When it was done, I tried it on in front of a full-length mirror. It was That night I took the ship down into the hills nearest the pyramid, an straight up. We hovered above the temple at about 2,000 meters, until it dropped over on his back. The others came running. They milled and the plaza fronting the temple. The priesthood arrived. The natives chomped and rattled and the translation rolled out almost instantly. I had the volume turned up and the whole square echoed. Some of the more credulous natives prostrated themselves and others fled after the pterodactyl-eye picked him up and dropped him in the swamp. they just stood and muttered. I had to take the offensive walked through the temple doors. Before they could think up a good answer, I was inside. temple was a small one built against the base of the pyramid. I hoped I wasn’t breaking too many taboos by going in. I wasn’t stopped, so it looked all right. The temple was a single room with a murky-looking pool at one end. Sloshing in the pool was an ancient reptile who clearly was one of the leaders. I waddled toward him and he gave me a cold and fishy eye, then growled something. The MT whispered into my ear, “Just what in the name of the This raised a buzz of conversation behind me, but got no rise out of the meeting of the shamans. It, of course, took place in the public bathtub and I had to join them there. We jawed and gurgled for about an hour and the previous ones had all been boiled for letting the Holy Waters cease. They found out I was there pyramid proper. While it was being opened, the First Lizard turned to took a good thirty seconds to think it over and had to agree with me. eye-sockets red pits of burned flesh. They knew what I wanted and led if anything, unexpectedly bright from constant polishing. I checked the readings carefully and found just what I had suspected. switches and that had caused the trouble. Rather , that had started the trouble. It wasn’t going to be ended some sign of wear. they were loaded in a metal crate. In the darkest hour before dawn, the heavy-duty eye dropped the crate outside the temple and darted away without being seen. When they had given up, I boomed orders at them through a speaker in the crate. They spent most of the day sweating the heavy box up through the narrow temple stairs and I enjoyed a good sleep. It was resting inside they were waiting for. There were a few minutes while the water began to gurgle down through shaken its stone walls. Shaking my hands once over my head, I went down unhappier than usual. When I tried the door, I found out why—it was bolted and barred from the other side. A delightful prospect, eternity spent in a locked beacon with three blind lizards. In spite of their hospitality, I couldn’t accept. “What—you dare interfere with the messenger of your ancestors!” I had the speaker on full volume and the vibration almost shook my head off. The lizards cringed and I set my Solar for a narrow beam and ran it The rest of their clan showed up at the foot of the stairs and made a great ruckus while I finished welding the door shut. Running through the crowd, I faced up to the First Lizard in his tub. He sank slowly beneath forbid entrance to the Inner Temple forever The torture-master was too frightened to move, so I grabbed out his hot A cry went up from the crowd as I dropped the iron and staggered in they could get any more bright ideas, I threw the switch and my

<question>:
How did the main character feel while he was in the temple?

<options>:
A Angry
B Relaxed
C Happy
D Worried

<answer>:

B