In Earth's Service (Mapped Space book 2)
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Throughout the flight, Vrate paid me no attention, standing like a statue with his hands on the silver spheres at his hips as the navigational lines and their symbols slid smoothly across the spherical shell surrounding us. Incredibly, he showed no sign of the injuries he’d received on Hardfall, demonstrating a miraculous healing ability.
“How come you’re not dead?” I asked when my power of speech returned.
“The healsuit regenerates me,” he said without turning.
He’d certainly suffered broken bo...nes and massive internal injuries, yet he moved as if the bonecrusher had never attacked him.
“That’s some suit.”
“Self reliance is the key to survival, when one travels alone.”
He’d been standing on the circular platform for hours, manually piloting the ship even though he could no more see through his biconal bubble than we could see through our spherical equivalent. I assumed the strange bubble geometry was an ominous sign of how fast we were travelling.
It was certainly at a velocity only an artificial intelligence could control, so why hadn’t he handed flight control to the ship?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Throughout the flight, Vrate paid me no attention, standing like a statue with his hands on the silver spheres at his hips as the navigational lines and their symbols slid smoothly across the spherical shell surrounding us. Incredibly, he showed no sign of the injuries he’d received on Hardfall, demonstrating a miraculous healing ability.
“How come you’re not dead?” I asked when my power of speech returned.
“The healsuit regenerates me,” he said without turning.
He’d certainly suffered broken bo...nes and massive internal injuries, yet he moved as if the bonecrusher had never attacked him.
“That’s some suit.”
“Self reliance is the key to survival, when one travels alone.”
He’d been standing on the circular platform for hours, manually piloting the ship even though he could no more see through his biconal bubble than we could see through our spherical equivalent. I assumed the strange bubble geometry was an ominous sign of how fast we were travelling.
It was certainly at a velocity only an artificial intelligence could control, so why hadn’t he handed flight control to the ship?
What to read after In Earth's Service (Mapped Space book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Renneberg to read onlineMoreLess
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