Aboard the Empty Night, the clock ticks inexorably toward the fateful hour, and the ship's lowliest slave may hold a key piece of the puzzle.
The Endless Night – Chapter 15 – Preamble
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NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 14 – Crossroads
Aboard the Empty Night, survival involves risk. If you aren't cautious, you can lose everything, but sometimes you have to take a chance. To change your fate, or the fate of those who are everything to you.
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 13 – Prognosis
Krathan discovers that recovery and healing are two very different things. Meanwhile, Sena grows suspicious of her friend's activities.
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 12 – A Master’s Duty
Aboard the Empty Night, the Kthid wield absolute power over their slaves. Some relish in their ability to enforce their will. Others learn that when it comes to the most important things, absolute power may be an illusion.
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 11 – The Agent
After the festivities have wound down, some are left to pick up the pieces. Others, meanwhile, go searching for what the kthid have missed between their celebrations and their games.
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 10 – For Every Last Drop
In the party halls of the Empty Night, the festivities begin.
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 9 – First Shot Across the Bow
Bonds strengthen between those aboard the Empty Night. They keep the darkness at bay, but caring for others is a weakness as well as a strength, and there are those who know how to take advantage of it...
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 8 – Private Talks
As the Empty Night and the Kthid fleet approach the jump point towards Human space, some make plans for the long haul whilst others plot their schemes behind the scenes.
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 7 – Nobility
Sky wakes back up in the casteless slums. Meanwhile, on the other side of the vessel, a scheme begins to slowly come together...
NSC – The Endless Night – Chapter 6 – Things We Lost in the Fire
When the past is nothing but pain, is it better to forget? Or is it better to defy those who would take it away and hold on tight?
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