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Book 3 - Chapter 18

Spaceship Excalibur

Destination: Mars

Mars, a planet that for centuries has been the subject of humanity's dreams… and they...

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Book 3 - Chapter 17

The S.U. Space station

Rivendell

Elizabeth's head was still spinning from the decision she made a few hours ago. She was happy to say yes, but it still...

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Book 3 - Chapter 16

Earth, New York City

UN Headquarters

The silence in the UN General Assembly great hall was oppressive and tense. Michael’s face did not show any emot...

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Book 3 - Chapter 15

Transporter 001

Rome, Italy

Michael climbed into the transporter and said they could leave Rome, when Al interrupted, “we need to make a quick stop i...

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Book 3 - Chapter 14

City-Ship Ascension

Geostationary orbit

It was quite a somber and quiet group that returned to the Ascension. Everyo...

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Book 3 - Chapter 13

The S.U. Space Station

Michael and the others stood in that room for a long time, yet not one of them would have left it for anything in the world.

This was a momentous...

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Book 3 - Chapter 12

The S.U. Space Station

“You gotta be freaking kidding me!”

The first one to react was Al; the others gawked at the image with looks of dumbfounded amazement and sho...

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Book 3 - Chapter 11

City-Ship Ascension

Geostationary orbit

It was the morning of the next day and Michael had got up late, once again enjoying t...

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Book 3 - Chapter 10

The S.U. Space Station

Quarantine level

Nobody could go to the Ascension without a long stay in quarantine, the City-ship was in a precautiona...

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Book 3 - Chapter 9

Earth, United Kingdom

Chinese Embassy in London

Li Yuen looked at the piece of paper in his hands, his fingers squeezing it so tight, there was a dange...

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Book 3 - Chapter 8

Transporter 001

Destination: Al Anbar Desert

A hot, dry desert wind was making dust devils dance in the distance, as the lone transporter landed in the...

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Book 3 - Chapter 7

Al-Qa'im, Iraq

“Allahu Akbar,” Abdul al-Vasir said to the group of people gathered in his house.

Well, it was now, after the previous owners were disposed of. They ...

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Book 3 - Chapter 6

Earth, London

Richmond Park

Elizabeth thought that this was what hell on earth looked like, as she carried another sick child into their transporter. View Post

Book 3 - Chapter 5

Al-Qa'im, Iraq

Abdul al-Vasir knew that the time of his rise to power had come.

No more listening to others, and blindly following the commands of those who were unwort...

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Book 3 - Chapter 4

City-Ship Ascension

Central Park

A week later, Michael was having a lunch date with Elizabeth in the park.

There were s...

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Book 3 - Chapter 3

City-Ship Ascension

Conference Room

“Can we go?! Can we go! Can we go?!” Al said while jumping in his seat, just like a l...

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Book 3 - Chapter 2

City-Ship Ascension

Geostationary Orbit

A few days later, Michael was just finishing with that day’s paperwork, which was n...

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Book 3 - Chapter 1

Spaceship Excalibur

Low Earth Orbit

Michael was drinking a cold beer while sitting in a pilot’s chair on the Excalibur<...

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Book 3 - Prologue

Earth, North American Continent

12,900 Years Ago

Gray dark clouds covered the entire sky and sent torrents of acidic rain, dirty with ash, to fall onto...

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Book 2.5 - Epilogue

Thus, I end the second tome of my personal logs. If you managed to get this far, it means I didn’t destroy your very existence on account of your impudence.

So many momentous things happene...

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Log Entry #50: Challenger Deep

My search for the secret hidden in the depths of the Mariana Trench never stopped from the moment the map became available. I learned every bit of information about the place, watched videos of cam...

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Log Entry #49: Backyard Cleaning

Some people say that space is empty—they are delusional.

Ok, maybe in broader terms, it can be considered that the space is mostly empty (with occasional planets, stars, black hole...

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Log Entry #48: The Garden

It was decided from the start that we would need to be food self-sufficient in space.

That is not such a hard thing to do with the level of technology available to us. All you essentially nee...

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Log Entry #47: Decisions & Consequences

I am getting ahead of myself, which can happen when one has so many different things to do and not enough time to write his thoughts down.

Before Philip Cain went on his historic exploratory ...

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Log Entry #46: The Head Of A Snake

Castle Regnum in Switzerland was the target, and it was a hard nut to crack.

Not by its size, even if it was rather imposing, but for its security which was on the side of clinical p...

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Log Entry #45: The Culprit

It was like one of those big jigsaw puzzles that require just one more piece for everything to fit together, or like a game of Jenga where one stick can make the whole tower fall down.

...

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Log Entry #44: Life Goes On

One part of me thought that with medical nanites, funerals of loved ones would not be something I had to deal with. At least not for the foreseeable future. How wrong could I be? 

Here I...

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Log Entry #43: Independence Day

After those five long days, he finally opened his eyes, and I had to tell him that our father was… dead.

Michael did not take it well; neither did I for that matter. (Part of me is still fe...

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Log Entry #42: Kick You When You Are Down

Five days—that is how long Michael was under, and there was nothing I could do to change it.

The physical injuries his body had suffered were fixed and he should have woken up days ago, but...

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Log Entry #41: My Father

It started simply enough, a great opportunity for our media campaign, too good to miss actually, and then…

We let our guard down, thinking that now that the Ascension was out of th...

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