Marine Cadet (The Human Legion Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
They landed on a mid-sized lump of rock that would once have been an asteroid much farther out from the sun, but had been captured and towed to a Lagrange point between Tranquility and one of its moons. The gravitational pull between planet and moon canceled out at these Lagrange points, making them an excellent place to dump things, such as old spacecraft and tamed asteroids, because they would stay where you left them rather than clutter up the already crowded orbital paths around moons and planets. This rock had a simple landing pad of fused and flattened rock, set a short walk away from a cavernous hole that led down into darkness. Arun checked his suit comms. Only the shuttle’s AI was registering as a node on his local ad-hoc network, and it was refusing to answer any of Arun’s questions. The shuttle’s cabin was airless and unpressurized, designed to disgorge a squad of armored Marines within seconds. With no one talking to him, the journey and landing had been silent, other than the sound of his own breathing.
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