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Chapter 52: The Silver Glass Sky

Author: Nova Quinn
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-03-26 23:11:38

The Lunar Base did not look like a military outpost. As the Silver-Hawk screamed toward the surface of the moon, the "city" revealed itself to be a terrifying masterpiece of opulence and ego. A massive dome of reinforced diamond-glass spanned the length of the Tycho crater, housing a lush, artificial forest of silver-leafed trees and marble towers that reached toward the Earth hanging eternally above.

"They aren't even hiding," Killian hissed, his hands dancing across the flight controls as he
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