Constitution: book 1 of the Legacy Fleet Trilogy
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“Chief, prepare to eject the Rainbow on my mark.” He glanced at the navigation station. “You all ready?”
Ensign Prince nodded.
The countdown timer ticked away on the front viewscreen.
Twenty seconds.
Amidst the heat of the battle on the screen, they saw the tell-tale glimmer of the forced singularity. It grew quickly in intensity—whether from the increase in size, or the Constitution’s rapid approach, Granger couldn’t tell.
Fifteen seconds.
“Commander, I want a full sensor suite focused on that ...singularity and the alien ships. I want to know everything about it. Everything.”
Five seconds.
Proctor gave her signal. “Fire the nuke!”
Granger pointed to the navigation station. “Now. Eject the Rainbow. And be ready to rotate one-eighty.”
On the screen, several things happened at once.
The nuclear missile shot away from the starboard side of the ship, streaking with incredible velocity toward the lead alien ship, where, in spite of the point-defense fire from the target, it made impact and detonated with an overwhelmingly bright blast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Chief, prepare to eject the Rainbow on my mark.” He glanced at the navigation station. “You all ready?”
Ensign Prince nodded.
The countdown timer ticked away on the front viewscreen.
Twenty seconds.
Amidst the heat of the battle on the screen, they saw the tell-tale glimmer of the forced singularity. It grew quickly in intensity—whether from the increase in size, or the Constitution’s rapid approach, Granger couldn’t tell.
Fifteen seconds.
“Commander, I want a full sensor suite focused on that ...singularity and the alien ships. I want to know everything about it. Everything.”
Five seconds.
Proctor gave her signal. “Fire the nuke!”
Granger pointed to the navigation station. “Now. Eject the Rainbow. And be ready to rotate one-eighty.”
On the screen, several things happened at once.
The nuclear missile shot away from the starboard side of the ship, streaking with incredible velocity toward the lead alien ship, where, in spite of the point-defense fire from the target, it made impact and detonated with an overwhelmingly bright blast.
What to read after Constitution: book 1 of the Legacy Fleet Trilogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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