The Aftermath
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“Attention Syracuse, this is Hunter. We’ve heard your message and are coming to your assistance. Estimated time of arrival at your position, thirty hours. Please confirm.”
“Syracuse!” he shouted. “They’re talking to Syracuse! My ship! Pauline and the children!”
He banged his comm key. “Hunter, this is Pleiades. Can you give me a navigational fix for Syracuse? My wife and children are aboard her.”
Several minutes dragged by. At last his comm screen lit up to show the bizarre image of a man whose ...face was half flesh, half finely etched metal. A gaunt, aged woman sat beside him.
The cyborg spoke in a deep, slow baritone, “Pleiades, you are listed as a stolen ship. Are you Victor Zacharias?”
“Yes, yes,” he answered impatiently. “I took this ship to search for my family. Please give me a nav fix so I can go to them.”
Neither the cyborg nor the old woman responded. They merely sat there like mute sculptures, staring at him.
* * * Dorn froze the image of Victor Zacharias’s fiercely bearded face on the comm screen and turned to Elverda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Attention Syracuse, this is Hunter. We’ve heard your message and are coming to your assistance. Estimated time of arrival at your position, thirty hours. Please confirm.”
“Syracuse!” he shouted. “They’re talking to Syracuse! My ship! Pauline and the children!”
He banged his comm key. “Hunter, this is Pleiades. Can you give me a navigational fix for Syracuse? My wife and children are aboard her.”
Several minutes dragged by. At last his comm screen lit up to show the bizarre image of a man whose ...face was half flesh, half finely etched metal. A gaunt, aged woman sat beside him.
The cyborg spoke in a deep, slow baritone, “Pleiades, you are listed as a stolen ship. Are you Victor Zacharias?”
“Yes, yes,” he answered impatiently. “I took this ship to search for my family. Please give me a nav fix so I can go to them.”
Neither the cyborg nor the old woman responded. They merely sat there like mute sculptures, staring at him.
* * * Dorn froze the image of Victor Zacharias’s fiercely bearded face on the comm screen and turned to Elverda.
What to read after The Aftermath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bova Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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