Written in 365 Parts: 11: How Did You Find Out?
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“This feels like it is going to be real bad news,†Marsh said as the world snapped into focus. Drick was sat on the benches near the wall of the…
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Written in 365 Parts: 110: In the Killing Ground
Drick dropped into the client program that was being used by Marsh. They were not alone in the construct as Boomer’s team was connected to the same environment. Drick monitored…
Written in 365 Parts: 109: You Choose People
“You think you have to take him along? Why exactly? What is your reasoning?†“Well to begin with he seems keen to do something. He may of course change his…
Written in 365 Parts: 108: Tell Them or Don't Tell Them
“What do you intend to tell them?†“Him?†“Pardon?†“He has made it clear that he is more comfortable with being referenced, and identified, as him for the moment. There…
Written in 365 Parts: 107: Observation
They looked at their internal chronograph even though their first thought was to vomit. Thankfully they were able to hold that sensation as it would have been messy inside a…
Written in 365 Parts: 106: The Strike
The smart missile had no possibility of missing its intended target. The short burst micro transmitter was pulsing on a known frequency and guiding it to a precise tactical strike.…
Written in 365 Parts: 105: The Visit
They opened the seal on the inner shell of the survival tent and pushed hard on a few locations to get the thick layer of dust from the outer shell.…
Written in 365 Parts: 104: Time To Exchange
The air was thin on the high plateau but it still had enough body to carry the dust high into the air. It was worse when the winds blew. They…
Written in 365 Parts: 103: Off Course
The largest vessels constructed were at the tail of the first wave of colonization. They were behemoths built in the floating dockyards around Titan. Twelve of them were made and…
Written in 365 Parts: 102: Colonization Futures
The very first type of vessel to explore the outer systems were built by the collective efforts of governments working with contracted companies. Civilisation, the natural curiosity to discover what…