Letrune

Part 3 - in which Felidia presents it's mind, heart and soul The next day, late morning, Reliven arrived to the Serval Hills community, and saw the Equestrian guard on duty, but he was quite more interested in how eased they got. Shrugging it off, he knocked on the door, and waited. A guard opened the door, looked over him, and stood aside, letting the cat walk in. Celestia was up and drinking tea on the terrace, looking over the town. “Your Highness, if you and your royal sister are ready, we got a tour for you… The Tabbytown area might be quite an interesting place for you, I hope.” Celestia turned her head back, and smiled. “Sounds like an interesting place indeed. What we may know of it?” “We would like to show you the power plant there, and might showcase the local interests. I presume it could be a really interesting way to show.” “Oh, I did read it in the plan, but I am still not sure what local interests you may have there.” “Well, we keep the plans a bit loose, so if anything

It was my first year in the military. The Empire (may it stand forevermore) had been pretty peaceful, but I needed at least two years for my Curriculum Vitae, so the social sciences pay off – and on Arcturus II, I got a cushy job already. “Welcome aboard the ISV Augustus Caesar!” Commander Claudius greeted me and patted my back. “Haven’t seen you since university, how did that turned out?” “Good.” I replied to my old friend. “I never went on faster-than-light travel. Is it safe?” “Safer than you would think. Come, allow me to show your seat. We fire up in twenty minutes.” He lead me to a room, where in rows, seats waited us. I noticed the soldiers whom carefully strapped themselves in and that some tried on the semitransparent masks that dangled there. “What are those for?” “Hydration. FTL is pretty strainful on the body. Never had any of these trainings?” “Not on these. I am just a social engineer, I do paperwork.” “Ah. Well, that runs the Pax Imperia, my friend. I got other