The Rise Of The Automated Aristocrats (2015) - Plot & Excerpts
—Benjamin Disraeli Having left the still-senseless Krishnamurthy with hotel staff, and after sending a message up to suite 5 to warn the minister that Grumbles had developed a fault and should not under any circumstances be rewound, Burton and Swinburne took to the air. They’d covered half the distance to Battersea before it occurred to them that neither knew how to fly a rotorchair. At almost exactly the same moment, they lost both confidence and control, and the two flying machines dipped nose first toward the ground. Swinburne screeched. Burton cursed. Aptitude that wasn’t their own took over, and, as they grappled with the control levers and sent the rotorchairs skimming low over rooftops, both men praised whatever it was that had bestowed upon them the knowledge and skills of the men they’d replaced. Ahead, the four chimneys of Battersea Power Station emerged from the city’s smoke and drizzle.
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