Crash Landing

The walls felt sterile and cold, too cold, so cold that the captain jumped when he felt how cold it was, to say it was cold was an understatement, it was icier than anything but in the end, the captain chose to push this gut feeling down and just chalk the walls to being so cold because of that fact that they were in space and the crew mates being too happy as if they had too much coffee to drink, after all, the ship's kitchen did had a coffee maker from what he remembered but still he's never remembered those walls being that cold. Nevertheless, the captain marched forward until he arrived at a door at the end of the hallway, the spaceship helm. It was fitted with a top-of-the-line communication system, a user interface, allowing you to control the flight path which is displayed as a 3D map in the centre of the room along with being able to control the thrusters and engines however they need voice and facial recognition from the captain to activate either of them.

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Hljóðbók: 10 juni 2025