The Weak and the Innocent (Frontiers Saga)
Language: English
Pages: 0
ISBN: 1494551233
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A ship in the hands of their enemy . . . A liberation gone wrong . . . A chance to double their ranks . . . A bold and daring plan . . . Their support from the Pentaurus cluster dwindling fast, the Alliance faces new and unpleasant realities in the Sol sector. But, as they soon discover, untoward changes have the potential to bring unexpected opportunities. The trick is in how you use them.
Fels der Einsamkeit (Perry Rhodan Silberbände, Band 125; Die Kosmische Hanse, Band 7)
Der Zielstern (Perry Rhodan Silberbände, Band 13; Die Posbis, Band 1)
Das Mutanten-Korps (Perry Rhodan Silberbände, Band 2; Die Dritte Macht, Band 2)
Lockruf aus M 3 (Perry Rhodan Silberbände, Band 126; Die Kosmische Hanse, Band 8)
intercept that battle group and destroy it before it reaches your system.” “If we agree to join your Alliance?” “Regardless of whether or not your people decide to join the Alliance. Your protection became our responsibility the moment we destroyed the Jung forces in your system. However, your people can help us protect you. We can also provide you with advanced technology…” “…From that Data Ark?” the president realized. “The one that was nearly destroyed from orbit?”
his gaze straight ahead on the main view screen, the image of the Celestia growing ever larger in his screen, already stretching halfway across at zero magnification. Another deep breath. “It’s been an honor to lead you all,” he told them. “No captain could dare ask for a better crew.” “Self-destruct is armed,” Vladimir announced. “Enter your code, Captain.” “Twenty seconds,” Mister Navashee added. Nathan pulled out his data pad to enter his authorization code. “New
ease, Lieutenant Commander.” Jessica assumed a proper stance, her feet shoulder width apart and her hands clasped behind her back, again making an obvious effort to follow protocols. She stood there looking straight ahead, saying nothing. “I would like a word with you… in private,” he repeated slowly. He pointed to an open courtyard to his left. “If you please.” Jessica turned and walked over to the courtyard a few meters away, coming to a stop and resuming her original
only one of us. Now go, and good luck to you.” “Good luck to you, as well,” the man replied as he turned and headed back out the door. Naralena slowly rose from her seat, fear evident on her face. “We have to send a message to the Alliance, let them know what has happened. They might be able to help.” “There is no time,” Gerard told her. “Besides, they likely do not know which cabin the transmission was coming from. If we send a message now, they will be upon us even more
the lieutenant reminded her. “Granted, the presence of the energy banks doesn’t really increase the destructive potential of the KKV all that much, but every little bit helps, right?” “So, how does it work?” she asked. “It’s really just a big slug of mass. A ship will get the KKV up to speed along an intercept course, say, about fifty to seventy-five percent the speed of light, and then release it. The prototype’s jump drive is only capable of making a single, fixed-distance jump of one
