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Star Quest Mission 34 (eBook)
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Star Quest Mission 34 (eBook)
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Joe Glynn Garner
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Joe Glynn Garner
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€ 3,49
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EPUB |
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Tutti i dispositivi
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Inglese |
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Editore:
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Joe Glynn Garner |
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9798233664212 |
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Anno pubblicazione:
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2026 |
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Chapter 1: Departure from Starbase Prime
The familiar thrum of the USS Viper's warp core had always been a comforting sound to Captain Colt Hunter. It was a deep, resonant hum that vibrated through the very deck plates, a constant reminder of the immense power contained within the ship's heart. To him, it was more than just an engine; it was a lullaby, a soothing prelude to whatever lay beyond the veil of known space. As the Viper pulled away from Starbase Prime, the colossal station dwindled in the main viewscreen, its lights resembling a scattered constellation against the infinite black. It was a beacon, a testament to the ingenuity and perseverance of the United Federation of Planets, but for Captain Hunter and his crew, it was now a receding memory.Starbase Prime, a vibrant nexus of commerce, diplomacy, and exploration, was the epitome of civilization. Its docking bays teemed with ships of every description, its corridors bustled with beings from countless worlds, and its very existence was a bulwark against the encroaching darkness of the unknown. Yet, as the Viper accelerated, shedding the station's gravitational embrace, the familiar comfort of charted territories began to fade. This was not merely another routine patrol; Mission-34 was a journey into the Stardust Sector, a region of space spoken of in hushed, almost fearful, tones by seasoned navigators and astrogation specialists. It was a cosmic enigma, a frontier shrouded in rumor and speculation, a place where the laws of physics were said to bend and twist like smokA palpable energy pulsed through the USS Viper. It was a nervous effervescence, a potent cocktail of anticipation and trepidation that crackled in the air of every deck. The crew, a hand-picked ensemble of the finest minds and most dedicated souls in Starfleet, buzzed with this shared emotion. Each member understood the significance of their mission. They were about to push the boundaries of known space, to venture where few had dared and fewer had returned. They were leaving behind the comforting embrace of charted territories, the well-trodden spacelanes, and the predictable constellations of home, for the alluring, yet undeniably perilous, void of the Stardust Sector. The allure was the promise of discovery, the siren song of the unknown. The peril was the stark reality of facing the universe's untamed, inscrutable natureCaptain Hunter stood on the bridge, his gaze fixed on the receding starbase. His uniform was immaculate, a symbol of his command, but his eyes held a depth that spoke of countless journeys and the weight of responsibility. He ran a hand over the smooth, cool surface of the captain's chair, a familiar gesture that grounded him. Around him, his bridge crew was a tableau of focused professionalism. Lieutenant Commander Jian Li, the helmsman, his hands steady on the navigation console, his eyes scanning the astrogation charts. Anya Sharma, the communications officer, her fingers dancing across her console, monitoring subspace channels. Lieutenant T'Pril, the Vulcan tactical officer, her expression impassive, yet her mind calculating probabilities and potential threats with unnerving speed. Each of them, in their own way, embodied the spirit of exploration that defined Starfleet, a spirit that drove them to seek out new life and new civilizations, and to boldly go where no one had gone before.The Stardust Sector. The name itself evoked a sense of mystery and wonder. It was a vast expanse, rumored to be a nebula of unprecedented size and density, filled with strange stellar phenomena, uncharted anomalies, and perhaps, untold secrets. Fragmented stellar data, salvaged from long-lost probes and whispered accounts from daring freelancers, painted a picture of a region where the very fabric of spacetime was in flux. Navigators had identified areas of extreme spatial distortion, regions where gravity we
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