Starbase Human
“He moved around his large office, letting the screens move with him. Every now and then, he noted how the Dome’s fake sunlight remained the same. At Dome Twilight, it would suddenly get darker. No sunlight program managed to mimic Earth’s sun exactly—parts of the Dome were too old for that.
He usually loved the consistency. Today, it made him feel as if the hours crawled by.
Of course, he was buried in research he hadn’t planned on doing when he got up that morning. He was still digging into in...formation on the person the clone had visited the most.
That person, named Cade Faulke, ran a one-man business near the port. Ostensibly, Faulke owned an employment consulting office, one that helped people find jobs or training for jobs. But it didn’t take a lot of digging to discover that that was a cover for a position with Earth Alliance Security.
From what little Deshin could find, it seemed that Faulke worked alone, with an android guard—the kind that usually monitored prisons. Clearly, no one expected Faulke to be investigated: the android alone would have been a tip-off to anyone who looked deeper than the thin cover that Faulke had over his name.MoreLess
He usually loved the consistency. Today, it made him feel as if the hours crawled by.
Of course, he was buried in research he hadn’t planned on doing when he got up that morning. He was still digging into in...formation on the person the clone had visited the most.
That person, named Cade Faulke, ran a one-man business near the port. Ostensibly, Faulke owned an employment consulting office, one that helped people find jobs or training for jobs. But it didn’t take a lot of digging to discover that that was a cover for a position with Earth Alliance Security.
From what little Deshin could find, it seemed that Faulke worked alone, with an android guard—the kind that usually monitored prisons. Clearly, no one expected Faulke to be investigated: the android alone would have been a tip-off to anyone who looked deeper than the thin cover that Faulke had over his name.MoreLess
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