The Consequences Of Utopia - 4He awoke to a blinding pain emanating from the back of his skull, he could tell from the warm clinging feeling that he was bleeding, but right now that was the least of his worries, he had to beat whoever had hit him to a bloody pulp. He quickly found a problem to his simple plan, as he tried to move his arms underneath him; his breath was quickly taken away by the burning pain in his wrists. He was handcuffed and they were on incredibly tight, tight enough to have cut into his flesh. It wasn’t until now, just a few seconds after he regained consciousness, that he thought to open his eyes. He slowlyThe Consequences Of Utopia - 4
The Consequences of Utopia - 3As the doors reopened with a small ping, Mack stepped out into a dimly lit corridor. He walked across the thick carpet, unconsciously counting the number of well kept potted plants he passed, until he eventually reached the door he was looking for. He had passed only one other door, an unremarkable slab of wood with a cheap stick on sign indicating its purpose was a janitor’s storeroom. He knocked firmly on the door and awaited some sort of answer. He knew from the information printed on the sheet of paper he still had crumpled in his pocket that the individual the manila envelope was inThe Consequences of Utopia - 3
The Consequences Of Utopia - 2Mack wasn’t above simple courier work. He knew that all of human kind ran on the small insignificant pieces of paper that were shuttled from one idiot’s hands to another. It was a nice change to the violent jobs he had taken recently, and to be paid for simply carrying a small envelope from point A to point B, seemed like an easy way to make some cash especially when he only had a few hours to kill before the modifications on his ship would be complete. These innocent thoughts soon betrayed Mack’s own mind, and it quickly turned to the memories of when he had first joined the PKF. For montThe Consequences Of Utopia - 2
The Consequences Of Utopia - 1He had seen it all crash down around him; a civilisation spanning countless planets and systems. It had been an era of peace and prosperity. Everyone knew at the time that it was all too good to be true, and the whole human race seemed to hold its breath in the anticipation of the imminent social collapse. He had been a Captain in the Peacekeeper Force, an organization which had been voted into existence through the blanket democracy that was upheld on all the known worlds. Their purpose was to combat piracy, settle disputes and to prevent the underground criminal world from operating unhindered.&nbThe Consequences Of Utopia - 1
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