Ada-1 heard the chirp of a comm channel opening before a distorted voice spoke. "I've got eyes on entries and exits. Looks clear." She stepped through a rusted doorway into a courtyard—the wind whistled through the torn seams of decrepit structures and…
Read the entry ›The hiss of Ada's welding torch echoed through the Armory hall, compounding into a sea of discordant noise until the seam was complete. She placed the tool down and grabbed the piece of alloy in her hand, testing the bond's strength. The actuators in her…
Read the entry ›Ada-1 tapped her foot impatiently while standing in the Cryptarium. "So, can you do it?" Rahool looked up lazily from his datapad and scowled. "What a ridiculous question. Of course I can. It's a question of when I'll have the time." Ada's head tilted…
Read the entry ›Ada worked to keep pace with her Eliksni guide weaving through the dimly lit and angular maze of the Last City's Eliksni Quarter. The blur of open windows and doors provided brief glimpses into their new guests' lives: Strips of purple fabric filled wash…
Read the entry ›Louis was the first to notice Ada. The bird's head darted in her direction as it shuffled on its post. Hawthorne turned, a brief look of surprise on her face before she grinned. "If it isn't the reclusive armorer," Hawthorne said. "I was just thinking about…
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