Star Trek: All - Seven Deadly Sins (2010)
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The place was darkened, running on minimal power to avoid detection, just in case. It had occurred to Brunt that Gaila—or more likely Lok, as Gaila wouldn’t have the expertise—might have changed the transporter protocols. For that reason he had come alone, rather than risk bringing up an Urwyzden, which might set off an alarm when the biofilters noticed it.
Brunt was no expert at demolition, but he didn’t have to be. With access to the computer, all he needed to do was override the autodestruct ...system. It was a simple enough task, and just as simple to make sure that his override couldn’t be overridden by Gaila or Lok. It was impossible, however, to avoid the loud alarms and vocal warnings that the computer would give, and Brunt had to move as quietly as he could to get where he wanted to be before Gaila and Lok heard them.
Gaila woke with a scream when the alarm started blaring. “Autodestruct in five minutes,” a voice was calling.
He knew it was Brunt, of course. Brunt with his FCA snooping skills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The place was darkened, running on minimal power to avoid detection, just in case. It had occurred to Brunt that Gaila—or more likely Lok, as Gaila wouldn’t have the expertise—might have changed the transporter protocols. For that reason he had come alone, rather than risk bringing up an Urwyzden, which might set off an alarm when the biofilters noticed it.
Brunt was no expert at demolition, but he didn’t have to be. With access to the computer, all he needed to do was override the autodestruct ...system. It was a simple enough task, and just as simple to make sure that his override couldn’t be overridden by Gaila or Lok. It was impossible, however, to avoid the loud alarms and vocal warnings that the computer would give, and Brunt had to move as quietly as he could to get where he wanted to be before Gaila and Lok heard them.
Gaila woke with a scream when the alarm started blaring. “Autodestruct in five minutes,” a voice was calling.
He knew it was Brunt, of course. Brunt with his FCA snooping skills.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dayton Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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