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The Nature of Predators 2-58

Memory Transcription Subject: Tassi, Bissem Alien Liaison

Date [standardized human time]: November 12, 2160

The United Nations had been mysteriously supportive of Bissems in the past few weeks, while offering gifts for nothing in return and smoothing feathers with our other natio...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (10/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-57

Memory Transcription Subject: Tassi, Bissem Alien Liaison

Date [standardized human time]: October 27, 2160

Finding myself staring at Ambassador Loxsel, who was newly-arrived to the Sivkit settlement on Ivrana, I couldn’t help but be floored by the size of the mountain of orange...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (9/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-56

Memory Transcription Subject: Quana, Jaslip Soldier

Date [standardized human time]: October 3, 2160

After I’d seen how she lived in the cramped cavern below Tellus’ surface, Cherise Benson returned the favor by visiting my enclave. It was highly uncommon to have alien visitor...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (8/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-55

Memory Transcription Subject: Elias Meier, Former UN Secretary-General

Date [standardized human time]: September 26, 2160

Once we’d distanced ourselves from The Sailer, a few days after my speech, Secretary-General Kuemper called to offer a curious picture of the results. As I ...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (7/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-54

Memory Transcription Subject: Elias Meier, Former UN Secretary-General

Date [standardized human time]: September 26, 2160

Skalga, World of Death.

Seeing that sign at the spaceport had felt strange, as I’d traveled to the Venlil homeworld in search of old friends. Syba was...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (6/11)

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What bonus content would you like to see next?

I tried to include extra details in the poll itself, but in essence, the Krev exchange program would feature a Krev who had been strongly opposed to the Tellus humans being there, and now is trying to do an aboutface after learning they are cute, primate victims.

Wild West 2 would be about Old West Sheriff Blake and Ni...

The Nature of Predators 2-53

Memory Transcription Subject: Tassi, Bissem Alien Liaison

Date [standardized human time]: September 26, 2160

Instead of getting into the meat of the engagement, Onso prattled on about boring minutiae; analyzing and comparing engine capabilities, along with his best guess at their...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (5/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-52

Memory Transcription Subject: Tassi, Bissem Alien Liaison

Date [standardized human time]: September 26, 2160

Camera drones surveyed the system, admiring the devastation wrought across swaths of space. The FTL disruptors might’ve bought us precious months to prepare for a defens...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (4/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-51

Memory Transcription Subject: Taylor Trench, Human Colonist

Date [standardized human time]: August 18, 2160

The Resket military headquarters were in an expansive complex, complete with dozens of avian patrols marching along to look busy; thick metal walls encased the stone facili...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (3/11)

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The Nature of Predators 2-50

Memory Transcription Subject: Taylor Trench, Human Colonist

Date [standardized human time]: August 18, 2160

When I’d attempted to reach General Radai, I’d learned that the honorbound Resket had no intention to return to the camp on Tellus—as if he’d given up on the human ...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (2/11)

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Memory Transcription Subject: Cala, Krakotl Child Prisoner 2024-06-26 11:00:10 +0000 UTC View Post

The Nature of Predators 2-49

Memory Transcription Subject: Elias Meier, Former UN Secretary-General

Date [standardized human time]: August 11, 2160

The Duerten ambassador had walked away with a haughty air, until we were out of the Yulpa and Tevin’s eyesight. The manner in which he addressed me had caught ...

The Nature of Predators - Why the Caged Bird Sings (1/11)

Memory Transcription Subject: Cala, Krakotl Child Prisoner

Date [standardized human time]: July 2, 2137

The cell was drafty and cold, much colder than I’d been told pens would be. I could see the tall primates walking outside the bars. They would slide food into the place where...

The Nature of Predators 2-48

Memory Transcription Subject: Elias Meier, Former UN Secretary-General

Date [standardized human time]: August 11, 2160

When the Shield’s given coordinates led us to a vacant patch of space, distant from any inhabited systems and devoid of structures, I’d begun to have my doub...

The Nature of Predators - Wild West (11/11)

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Memory Transcription Subject: Nilrie, Takkan Smuggler

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The Nature of Predators 2-47

Memory Transcription Subject: Tassi, Bissem Alien Liaison

Date [standardized human time]: August 11, 2160

Pulling General Naltor aside hadn’t presented too much of a challenge; the Selmer had been awaiting my return to the SC corridors, while keeping a close eye on the budding ...

The Nature of Predators - Wild West (10/11)

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Happy Friday! (Future Content Updates)

Happy Friday to all of you. As a formal announcement, Krakotl child soldier won the poll, and I penned out two chapters of pure bottled sadness so far; I hope you’re as ready for this as I am. As we’ve seen this week, the Bissems are trying to outfox none other than General Jones, and the seeds of suspicion have already ...