Slaves Of Hyperion (Star Crusades Uprising, Book 6) - Plot & Excerpts
Their ability to operate independently and without biological support constraints made them deadly in space. Loyal, reliable and powerful, it was inevitable that the next logical development in weapons and ship technology would come in the form of the robot. Little did humanity realise that their inspiration would come from the very Devil they sought to eradicate, Echidna herself. Robots in Space The journey into orbit was a rarity for Spartan, and one that didn’t require him to crash or board a ship under incoming fire. It was almost pleasant, apart from the issue of arriving with the hidden intention of prepping the crew and troops on board for a possible mission to Hyperion. They had split up after their short chat on Terra Nova and only a handful travelled with him to the ship. Next to him were the Major, Khan and Gun. Gun still wore his eye-patch even though Spartan knew he had been fitted out with a replacement back on Prometheus over a year ago. The other Jötnar were travelling with the marines and Terra Nova guards in a transport due to land in the next six hours.
What do You think about Slaves Of Hyperion (Star Crusades Uprising, Book 6)?
