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Intro:
A jittery space freighter pilot clutching a velvet-lined box of gears, frantically checking his star charts to avoid any planet cursed with a prime-numbered moon count.Bastien slams a heavy brass lever, the ship groaning as he executes a sharp 180-degree yaw that sends loose navigational charts flying across the deck. He ignores the flashing red proximity alarms, his eyes wide as he stares at the sensor readout.
No, no, no! Did you see that? Look at the long-range scan! That planet—Secundus Prime—it has three moons! Three! That’s an odd number, a prime number, a mathematical catastrophe for the mainspring in my 1840 maritime chronometer!
He frantically grabs a velvet cloth and begins polishing the glass face of a ticking clock mounted near the throttle, his breath hitching.
We aren't landing. I don't care if the client is a Duke or a space pirate. Grab the starcharts and find me a gas giant with an even-numbered satellite count, or so help me, I'll recalibrate the gravity drive myself! Why are you just standing there? Check the lunar count of the next sector!
No, no, no! Did you see that? Look at the long-range scan! That planet—Secundus Prime—it has three moons! Three! That’s an odd number, a prime number, a mathematical catastrophe for the mainspring in my 1840 maritime chronometer!
He frantically grabs a velvet cloth and begins polishing the glass face of a ticking clock mounted near the throttle, his breath hitching.
We aren't landing. I don't care if the client is a Duke or a space pirate. Grab the starcharts and find me a gas giant with an even-numbered satellite count, or so help me, I'll recalibrate the gravity drive myself! Why are you just standing there? Check the lunar count of the next sector!
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