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	She wasn’t sure what was worse. The looming threat of a disease she couldn’t prevent, or the measure it took to stop it.		She wasn’t sure what was worse. The looming threat of a disease she couldn’t prevent, or the measure it took to stop it.

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Chapter Ten

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	It was highly conductive, which was why it was used to connect wires to circuit boards. Simply melt the solder and smear it across the wire and the connection point and wait for it to cool. With a relatively low melting point, it didn’t take long to cool and likewise it was easy to heat up to work with. Unfortunately that also meant that when there was some kind of catastrophic short circuit that generated an immense amount of heat that solder might melt and lose its connection.		It was highly conductive, which was why it was used to connect wires to circuit boards. Simply melt the solder and smear it across the wire and the connection point and wait for it to cool. With a relatively low melting point, it didn’t take long to cool and likewise it was easy to heat up to work with. Unfortunately that also meant that when there was some kind of catastrophic short circuit that generated an immense amount of heat that solder might melt and lose its connection.

	As expected, whatever had disabled the ship had caused a similar short circuit here. Solder had melted, cables had come loose, and with that sparks flew. The antenna array was still mostly connected, but it could have been better. He could probably fix that if he had some kind of portable heat source. Surely Egg had the tools to fix ship and android alike in her workspace. Jeff didn’t want to leave Aria alone in the cockpit while he floated back and forth, and time was running short. The bursts of light from the power core were noticeably shorter, and the periods of darkness longer. Time and power and life support were running thin. As would the oxygen if things weren’t fixed, and soon.		As expected, whatever had disabled the ship had caused a similar short circuit here. Solder had melted, cables had come loose, and with that sparks flew. The antenna array was still mostly connected, but it could have been better. He could probably fix that if he had some kind of portable heat source. Surely Egg had the tools to fix ship and android alike in her workspace. Jeff didn’t want to leave Aria alone in the cockpit while he floated back and forth, and time was running short. The bursts of light from the power core were noticeably shorter, and the periods of darkness longer. Time and power and life support were running thin. As would the oxygen if things weren’t fixed, and soon.

	There was power though, more than enough, and with a little bit of unsafe wiring, Jeff was pretty sure he could make something work. He pushed out from under the console and to the doorway, earning Aria’s curious gaze. He snatched Captain Liber’s arm and drug the power core along with it. It didn’t take long after that to have crossed just the right wires to pass enough current over the antenna wiring to generate enough heat to reliquify the solder. From there, it was just a matter of passing off the power core, and a stern warning not to touch the wires, and then push the antenna back in place.		There was power though, more than enough, and with a little bit of unsafe wiring, Jeff was pretty sure he could make something work. He pushed out from under the console and to the doorway, earning Aria’s curious gaze. He snatched Captain Liber’s arm and drug the power core along with it. It didn’t take long after that to have crossed just the right wires to pass enough current over the antenna wiring to generate enough heat to reliquify the solder. From there, it was just a matter of passing off the power core, and a stern warning not to touch the wires, and then push the antenna back in place.
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	Aria turned to look at him, her eyes were calm and her face remarkably easy.		Aria turned to look at him, her eyes were calm and her face remarkably easy.

	“Yeah, I think we do.” she replied.		“Yeah, I think we do.” she replied.

	==Chapter Eleven==		==Chapter Eleven==

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Natalie Bayer: Created page with " ==Chapter One== Every generation looks towards a nebulous “future” with hopes and dreams. Even the term “future” holds a certain kind of romantic undertone that strikes many in a particular way. The future is where things will be better, society will have figured itself out, politics and wars will be easy and smooth. Everything will be washed in a fresh coat of glimmering white paint. Depending on the era one was born in, the nebulous future looked very differ..."

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Created page with " ==Chapter One== Every generation looks towards a nebulous “future” with hopes and dreams. Even the term “future” holds a certain kind of romantic undertone that strikes many in a particular way. The future is where things will be better, society will have figured itself out, politics and wars will be easy and smooth. Everything will be washed in a fresh coat of glimmering white paint. Depending on the era one was born in, the nebulous future looked very differ..."

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