Codename Spring
“Few knew how to find the Hub, but those who did required no signs or directional markers. He paused in front of a nondescript door and waited as multiple beams scanned him from head to toe. The room into which he stepped appeared to be an abandoned office. Even if some curious human forced their way past the door, they would find nothing of interest here.
“You summoned me.” He stood in the middle of the empty room, shoulders squared, arms loose at his sides. Usually it took only a moment for on...e of the Gathosians to respond, but there had been times when they kept him waiting for hours with no apology or explanation.
After a short pause the room came alive, walls undulating with a hypnotic glow. He braced himself for the nauseating rush and momentary disorientation. His vision blurred and the floor dissolved, leaving him suspended somewhere between matter and energy.
You will proceed to sector three and assess Inwatta.
They frequently used different mental voices, most likely to convince him their numbers were not so drastically depleted as they were, but Malik could sense subtle variations in their energy patterns.MoreLess
“You summoned me.” He stood in the middle of the empty room, shoulders squared, arms loose at his sides. Usually it took only a moment for on...e of the Gathosians to respond, but there had been times when they kept him waiting for hours with no apology or explanation.
After a short pause the room came alive, walls undulating with a hypnotic glow. He braced himself for the nauseating rush and momentary disorientation. His vision blurred and the floor dissolved, leaving him suspended somewhere between matter and energy.
You will proceed to sector three and assess Inwatta.
They frequently used different mental voices, most likely to convince him their numbers were not so drastically depleted as they were, but Malik could sense subtle variations in their energy patterns.MoreLess
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