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Paxel had once been a linguistic coder for the Harmonious Fleet, before a court-martial she never discussed. She took the wafer into the ship’s core and mated it to the navigation array. For six hours, nothing happened. Then the derelict’s engines, dormant for a century, spooled up with a sound like a dying whale. x377xto
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Reducing the margin of error in automated assembly lines or software compiling.