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Wolfe Carnac was the Noah of the future, for his little space-ship held the last remnant of humanity—a pitiful hundred souls snatched from a burning world in the grip of an exploding sun! But mutiny threatens to destroy the last hope of the race! Taken from the classic pulp fiction magazine, "Future Fiction," March, 1940 issue.
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