The Web And the Stars
“None of those pieces, not even the tiniest, is insignificant, for they all contribute to the whole, to the person you see standing before you in the mirror.—Jacopo NehrIn a particularly foul mood, Francella marched down the corridor of her central medical laboratory. It was lunch hour, but she had no appetite for anything, except venting her anger. All morning long she had been at the site of one of her largest manufacturing facilities, now reduced to smoking rubble by a hit-and-run Guardian attack. Her brother, even though she was holding him prisoner and conducting medical experiments on him, was still the inspirational leader of those malcontents. Originally, he had styled them as “eco-terrorists,” but in her eyes they no longer carried an environmental banner. They were simply terrorists.Throwing open the double doors of the company cafeteria, she stomped in and found Dr. Bichette at a large round table, one of five in the room. The core of each table revolved slowly like a lazy s...usan, so that diners could select sealed packages of food, all kept steaming hot in gelplax containers.MoreLess
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