A Gathering Of Widowmakers (The Widowmaker #4) - Plot & Excerpts
The ship touched down on Giancola II, and Nighthawk and Kinoshita emerged. "Ugly world," commented Nighthawk, surveying the bleak, barren brown landscape. "Thank you," said Kinoshita. "What for?" "Those are the first words you've spoken to me since we took off." "I wasn't saying them to you." They entered the spaceport. Kinoshita kept his distance. Nighthawk had been in a black mood for the entire trip. Kinoshita knew, or at least thought he knew, that the old man wasn't going to shoot the messenger, but he was making the messenger very uncomfortable. Nighthawk approached the robot/kiosk, tossed his passport disk on a counter, and let it read his fingerprints and retina. "Welcome to Giancola II, garden spot of the Inner Frontier," said the robot. "Name, please?" "You read my passport. You know my name." The robot froze for a few seconds, then spoke again. "There is a problem, Mr. Nighthawk. You have identical fingerprints and retinagrams to a Jefferson Nighthawk who was here earlier this month, yet you are not he.
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