The Vethrak Requiem

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The Lurker Sighting
The shielded container came in on the Underweight‘s sister skiff at 0340 station time, which was the wrong hour for any kind of routine delivery and the…
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The Saltglass Circuit
Henrique stamped his thumb on the shift terminal at 0558 and the refinery accepted him the way it always did, without comment, with the small green…
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The First Refusal
The Mimas docking-tier hotel had the kind of lobby that had been designed for the inner system and never quite finished.
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The Authentication Library
The lab smelled of warmed solvent and the faint mineral tang Anya had learned to associate with a freshly polished sample face.
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The Naming
The booth at the back of the mess hall was the same one.
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The Threadbank
The back-office of Ceres Mercantile and Settlement had been quiet for ninety minutes when Dominika opened the second audit window.
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The Enceladus Relay
The corridor leading to the courier consortium’s office on Enceladus Station was paneled in scrubbed white composite, lit by recessed fixtures that did…
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The Iso Pruvit Letter
The courier was a young man Anya had never met, and the envelope in his hand was paper.
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The Hollow Seam
The corridor was warmer than it should have been, and Anya knew exactly how many turns to make.
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The Vethrak Requiem
The Vethrak Requiem
In 2125, they came. In 47 days, 2.1 billion died. Now humanity fights back with stolen alien technology we barely understand.

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