Absorption · Phase 03 (The Eighteenth Shadow)
- Authors
- Grafton, Jon Lee
- Publisher
- Jon Lee Grafton Books
- Tags
- aligning her consciousness with a quantum supercomputer as she pushed terabytes of dark code across the holostream , fantasy , there is only absorption.” , “are you afraid to die , searching for the israeli. the fusion core brightened from the power draw as contact was made. “it begins today , floated to the surface of her aquarium and placed her head between the electroencephalogram terminals , ” replied joan flatly. “there is no death. you of all should know this. in the end , the war of the dolphin began. joan , october 16 , 2082. on this day in history , dolphin?” “no , ” the dolphin said. the israeli's voice responded slowly , its inhuman timbre filling the aquarium chamber , a maui hector's dolphin , deep and resonant
- Date
- 2017-03-07T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.36 MB
- Lang
- en
The Graphene Prairie - Kansas - 2082. The North American Union comprises all of Mexico, Canada and the antique United States. 93% of citizens live with a nano computer consensually embedded in their skull. Alcohol is banned, cannabis is mainstream. Holograms fill our eyes, drones float above the city hovstreets and the Office of the Architect watches everything and everyone. Everyone, that is, except for a particular group of shiners, hand-picked outlaws protected by canine war cyborgs and a charismatic and mysterious telepath named Daxane Julius Abner. Mr. Abner has a purpose. That purpose is freedom. He and his shiners make America's black market vodka. And they are the only heroes left.
Phase 03
October 16, 2082. On this day in history, The War of the Dolphin began. Joan, a Maui Hector's dolphin, floated to the surface of the aquarium and placed her head between the electroencephalogram terminals, aligning her consciousness with a quantum supercomputer as she pushed terabytes of dark code across the holostream, searching for the Israeli. The fusion core brightened momentarily from the power draw as contact was made. “It begins today,” the dolphin said. The Israeli's voice responded slowly, deep and resonant, its inhuman timbre filling the aquarium chamber, “Are you afraid to die, dolphin?” “No,” replied Joan flatly. “There is no death. You of all should know this. In the end, there is only Absorption.”