"Just the sweet spot," the lieutenant replied.
"Huh. It stopped."
"Wonder who's up there," said Annie.
"Probably Travis."
"Just the sweet spot," the lieutenant replied.
"Huh. It stopped."
"Wonder who's up there," said Annie.
"Probably Travis."
"Sssh." Duncan Walsh, standing next to them, motioned for them to be quiet. "You hear that?"
"What?" asked Klara.
"Music. Someone's playing music in here."
"Sssh." Duncan Walsh, standing next to them, motioned for them to be quiet. "You hear that?"
"What?" asked Klara.
"Music. Someone's playing music in here."
"Right, there's the problem. Surge came through here, probably in the last attack."
"How soon can you fix it?"
"I'll need to go through cargo bay 1. Probably an hour."
"You got 30 minutes."
"Right, there's the problem. Surge came through here, probably in the last attack."
"How soon can you fix it?"
"I'll need to go through cargo bay 1. Probably an hour."
"You got 30 minutes."
🎶 You're takin' me out of the ordinary... 🎵
🎶 You're takin' me out of the ordinary... 🎵
🎶 You're takin' me out of the ordinary
I want you layin' me down 'til we're dead and buried
On the edge of your knife, stayin' drunk on your vine
The angels up in the clouds are jealous, knowin' we found 🎵
🎶 You're takin' me out of the ordinary
I want you layin' me down 'til we're dead and buried
On the edge of your knife, stayin' drunk on your vine
The angels up in the clouds are jealous, knowin' we found 🎵
🎵 They say, "The holy water's watered down
And this town's lost its faith 🎶
He held out his hand, and she accepted, kicking off into zero-g.
"You Catholic too?"
"Lapsed."
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🎵 They say, "The holy water's watered down
And this town's lost its faith 🎶
He held out his hand, and she accepted, kicking off into zero-g.
"You Catholic too?"
"Lapsed."
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"But you tried. How many can do that? You saw our mission fail. We can make sure it doesn't happen."
"I'm still a freak."
Nelson kicked off until he was at head-level while upside down across from María.
"You're extraordinary."
"But you tried. How many can do that? You saw our mission fail. We can make sure it doesn't happen."
"I'm still a freak."
Nelson kicked off until he was at head-level while upside down across from María.
"You're extraordinary."
"My grandmother told me we're not supposed to know the future. That's something only God can know."
"And yet, for better or worse, God gave you this gift."
"Gift?"
"You see things before they happen and can avoid them."
"My grandmother told me we're not supposed to know the future. That's something only God can know."
"And yet, for better or worse, God gave you this gift."
"Gift?"
"You see things before they happen and can avoid them."
"That's different. Since I met them, I thought it went away. We look out for each other."
Nelson nodded. "They have your back."
"Yeah."
"Well, for what it's worth, I think this is pretty cool."
"You do?"
"That's different. Since I met them, I thought it went away. We look out for each other."
Nelson nodded. "They have your back."
"Yeah."
"Well, for what it's worth, I think this is pretty cool."
"You do?"
She buried her head again. "I'm a freak."
Nelson leaned close. "What?"
"I'M A FREAK!! I can't control when this happens. I've never had a boyfriend or girlfriend, because when it happens, I always see disaster. I push people away."
She buried her head again. "I'm a freak."
Nelson leaned close. "What?"
"I'M A FREAK!! I can't control when this happens. I've never had a boyfriend or girlfriend, because when it happens, I always see disaster. I push people away."
"That's some nightmare."
"That's just it. It wasn't. I felt like I was there, for years, seeing everything."
"That's some nightmare."
"That's just it. It wasn't. I felt like I was there, for years, seeing everything."
"I begged him not to go to work, but he did, and he never came home. Since then...every now and then, I get these visions, bad things happening. Sometimes they happen, sometimes not. But...it's always so...vivid."
"Tell me about this vision you just had."
"I begged him not to go to work, but he did, and he never came home. Since then...every now and then, I get these visions, bad things happening. Sometimes they happen, sometimes not. But...it's always so...vivid."
"Tell me about this vision you just had."
María sat silently. "I saw our mission end in failure."
"What do you mean?"
"When I was young, my dad was killed in a landslide. That morning, I had a dream where I saw him die."
María sat silently. "I saw our mission end in failure."
"What do you mean?"
"When I was young, my dad was killed in a landslide. That morning, I had a dream where I saw him die."
María nodded. "It's the best place to clear your head."
He looked around, trying to figure out what to say. "Everyone was talking in the mess hall. They're worried about you. How about you tell me what happened?"
"I'm not in the mood."
María nodded. "It's the best place to clear your head."
He looked around, trying to figure out what to say. "Everyone was talking in the mess hall. They're worried about you. How about you tell me what happened?"
"I'm not in the mood."
Placing his hands on the sides of the hatch, Kemper pushed up until he was in zero-gravity. With skilled precision, he oriented himself until his feet gently touched down next to her.
"Two tours in the Janus Wars. We learned quick how to move in zero-g." He sat down.
Placing his hands on the sides of the hatch, Kemper pushed up until he was in zero-gravity. With skilled precision, he oriented himself until his feet gently touched down next to her.
"Two tours in the Janus Wars. We learned quick how to move in zero-g." He sat down.