

The First FTL Ship Returned From Deep Space As A Biomechanical Nightmare
Humanity's first faster-than-light jump succeeds. Six hours later, the test ship returns to its Kuiper Belt quarantine berth at exactly 812 degrees Celsius, and it refuses to cool. Harmon knows the number. The navigation architect saw it in his preflight models, an unexplained constant he classified as noise rather…

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“Now can you do one where humanity meets a Mechanoids or synthetic species that wants to wipe out or integrate all species in the universe👀👀👀”
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