Opening Moves (Symbiote Wars Book 2) by J.N. Chaney & Chris Kennedy

Author:J.N. Chaney & Chris Kennedy [Chaney, J.N. & Kennedy, Chris]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Variant Publications
Published: 2024-03-06T00:00:00+00:00

KINGDOM BATTLECRUISER BALATACEOUS, SHIRGAN

As it turned out, the expedition didn’t leave the next day. In fact, it took over a week for the proper ships to get prepared, the correct troops to be assigned and loaded, and to complete all the necessary coordination between the groups. During that time, Bartal and Grat had been “requisitioned” to become part of Prince Balataceous’s staff. Which was fine, as they’d spent most of their time prior to that fixing the errors the prince’s staff had interjected into the plan.

Even after a week, Bartal wasn’t sure what exactly most of the members on the staff did. It was, however, quite clear what he and Grat were supposed to do—every boring, meaningless, and time-consuming job that the other members of the staff didn’t want to do—which was pretty much everything—as well as handle all the operational details of the mission. The entire staff seemed to be royalty in some form or fashion, and none of them particularly liked getting their hands dirty or coordinating with anyone they thought was below their station.

Which was pretty much everyone, including Bartal and Grat.

As Bartal checked off the last item on his slate, he smiled at Grat and nodded. Although it had taken an extra week to get everything assembled—which wouldn’t have been necessary if the prince hadn’t shown up in his shiny new battlecruiser—the fleet was arrayed and ready to go, and the last-minute details were being tied up. What the prince had said a week ago was finally coming true. They would leave tomorrow.

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