Star Chaser- The Traveler by Reiter

Star Chaser- The Traveler by Reiter

Author:Reiter [Reiter]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lajko Press
Published: 2018-10-25T23:00:00+00:00


“Prepare an iro-form pulse,” Nugar had commanded as he swung into the pilot’s chair. “Just one strong enough to clean the sensor feeds.” Nugar had started hitting the switches to take the piloting controls from Saru’s station. “Ready the shields and prime the drives.”

“Yes, gemnur,” Saru had replied, going as quickly as she could without making any mistakes. She looked up, seeing that Nugar was already in full control of the scout ship. “Station ready.”

“Good work, child,” Nugar had replied as he looked at all of the sensor reports. “Pulse on my call.

“Emit pulse!” he commanded just before he pulled on the controls. The ship had tilted to port, but turned hard to starboard.

“Pulse away,” Saru had reported before the stern and port sensors had registered a ship in close proximity to their own. A shadow! The tricky turn Nugar had performed was too difficult to mimic, and the iro-form pulse would have interrupted any probes that were reading Nugar’s ship. “Possible target,” she announced, “bearing sixty-three degrees port from our former course and coming around hard. From the run speed, gemnur, their ship is more agile than ours.”

“It was the last time I saw it, too,” Nugar had said, pulling his ship into a loop. “Thank the Stars we are in the Void. Otherwise, the attached ship would make these maneuvers nearly impossible.”

“Shields at the ready,” Saru advised. “Drives ready to burn!”

“Hold steady,” Nugar said as he came down behind the small fighter-craft that was just recovering from its tight turn. “Some things never seem to change,” Nugar had said, opening a communications channel. “Ho there, G’Dalzee!” he had shouted. “Still falling for the same tricks? I am of the mind that words should be said before weapons are fired. Do you agree?”

“I have your word and station?” G’Dalzee had replied as his ship cut forward engines.

“Damn,” Nugar had whispered as his hands lowered away from the controls. He had sat for a moment, ordering the flight computer to take up a steady position beside the sleek fighter-craft.



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