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The ARCS security shuttle gently nudged into contact with airlock 36 on the midsection of Pioneer station. It was a few days since the SOS relay beacon had been picked up by a monitoring platform in the far reaches of the Sol System, and Morrison and his team had been the best placed unit to respond. They had immediately left system in their armed exploration vessel, the ARCS Endeavour, and made the 15 lyr jump to Gliese-876. <\/p>\n

The distress call had been confused and the voice seem disoriented – they said they were in trouble, but didn’t seem to be able to articulate why. The monitors had tried to respond to the call but nothing new had reached him. The station was a research facility, he knew that, looking for anything vaguely usable on the two rocky planets in the system. So what could have gone wrong with a bunch of exo-geologists and their rocks ? As far as anyone knew there was no life on either planet, or the two gas giants.<\/p>\n

The airlock cycled and he could see the team tense up. His section leader, Marika Jonasson took point and the airlock doors opened to an empty corridor. What would they find… ?<\/em><\/p>\n

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ARCS Security Team<\/p><\/div>\n