β Scribed by AM Scott
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
United we fall, divided we run.
After the near-disaster in Lacerta, Saree reluctantly agrees to leave Lightwave behind--forever. Travelling alone is scary when every mercenary, bounty hunter and opportunist is searching for you. But traveling together increases the danger for all of them.
While Lightwave and her crew change identities and run for the fringes, Saree and her seemingly sentient shuttle, Hal, head the other direction. But are they really safer apart? Will Hal's impulsive behavior land them in hot water? And what happens when the Time Guild and the alien Sa'sa decide to interfere? Find out in Lightwave: Lost, Folding Space Series 4.0!
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