SCOUT· 46%1h 02m·2026-09-17·StorytellingThe Military Sent An Assault Team 300 Years Into The Future
Staff Sergeant Peter Landry watched Ben Carver die four years ago. Now Carver is standing three centuries in the future. Landry's unit has been sent through a temporal corridor to destroy an unauthorized installation and the device hidden inside it. The briefing promises two hundred hostile men, a forty-eight-hour…
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