Sah'ot had laid things out in front of him: a spread of twinkies, raw anchovies and brickquer (human tastebuds he still did not understand, even after all this time). He had also stacked up as many textbooks and teaching holos as he could find, though most were outdated ( Read more... )

 Luke had never been to the library here - not because he hadn't wanted to, but simply because he'd never gotten around to it. It seemed more like the antique shops in Mos Eisley or Anchorhead, though, packed full of the most random assortment of things, from datacards that looked halfway familiar to actual treepaper books, to things that were ( Read more... )

Georgia had sent out a message to have the recording team meet 'her' to go over the equipment. Which, of course, meant talking to them via monitor. She once again was starting to get very annoyed at the fact inactive Kellis-Amberlee was as contagious as the cold and flu virii it had been intended to stamp out. At least the active form lost that ( Read more... )

Lawrence is digging through scores of books to find exactly how the Economy works on neighboring planets and such. Part of him wonders if the same rules apply no matter what universe you reside in. After all, there's always going to be supply and demand for certain resources, right? It's the least he can do for this junkyard of a place ( Read more... )

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Summary: Talbot's in the library, poring over a printout of the equipment list from the salvaged datacrystal - and trying to figure out why there are certain similarities between the reclamation equipment and the weapons used by the Eek forces in the First Alien War.

( If you change the working parts, you get a different machine . . . )