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[The Seattle colony of the LS Cluster... a colony not even graced with a stationary orbit unlike those lucky bastards at the Sides. The outer reaches of humanity's settlements in the Earth Sphere. And more importantly, it was home. It had been for eleven years of her life, and it had been almost a whole year since she'd said goodbye to
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Are you okay? Sorry - did you want to be alone?
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You ever hear about good news that, the more you think about it, isn't all good?
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...I think I've only had bad news that turned out to be worse than I thought. Well - and good news that turned out to be better...
I think I know what you mean, though. What's happened?
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... But it would mean leaving the Chalice...
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[Laura looks downcast as she thinks about it.]
And you're not sure what to do...
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I can either help advance that dream with the DSSD, or I can protect it with the Chalice. Doing both though... that's out of the question.
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If it is your dream, then I suppose the question is... which way can you do more for it? Where will you be most valuable?
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I don't know. There's a lot of really great people who can fight onboard the Chalice, but at DSSD I'm probably just going to be helping them with the knowledge I know about space... being an alien and all.
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Julia, I'd miss you if you left. And I admire what you're doing on the Chalice - I'm glad to have you out there with me. But if you do this - for me at least, knowing what I'd be protecting would make it a little easier to keep going.
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