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Message no. 1
From: Adam Lewis <adamswork@*****.COM>
Subject: Newbie is welcomed to SR...
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1998 15:53:14 -0700
Bose' Strand. The name frightens even the most hardened criminals.
Bose' Strand means "evil beach" and only the most unredeemable
convicts are sent to this dangerous penal colony. If looks could kill,
the federal officers in the back of the prison transport would be
stone cold corpses. On the other hand, if the officers had their
choice, they would simply dump their convict cargo in the ocean and
head home. Instead, they have the thankless duty of shuttling a
jumpcraft full of prisoners to one of the nastiest places in the
Pacific Northwest.

A thump, then a rending sound from the starboard fans. An alarm sounds
from the cockpit, and emergency lights flash on. The jumpcraft plunges
hard to the right and loses altitude in a stomach lurching dive. The
pilot yells something at her passengers but her voice is lost in the
scream of failing motors and the sound of your own shouts. The hopper
is going down and all you can do is hang on as the plunging craft
tries to rip you from your crash harness. The falling craft slams into
the ocean with a horrendous impact. Water rushes in and everything
becomes a flood of blurred light, surging pressure and flailing
bodies. The jumpcraft is sinking fast as every action is leaden motion
and your world washes into a watery chaos.

When you wake a large man is looking down on you, "Welcome to
Seattle..."
=======================================================

And this is just the begining.





==
AdamL

"The good die first."
"But most of us are morally ambiguous, which explains our random dying
patterns."



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