for shelter? By now a barrier system should have been erected?” Breena proposed, holding her new Solarian midnight black spear Oliver bound her to. It was all she wanted from the armory made up from the raided derelict battle cruiser. “ Agreed, I’ve got the rights to all discoveries to do with as I please.” Oliver said with confidence. “By law, all property defers to me and as a Hunter Elder I do not require credits to pay taxes.” Davan coughed. “But do not forget it is a historical site and any damages wrought will reflect on your person when eventually humanity finds out your heritage.” He coughed again. Renee frowned and walked right up to the man and stood roughly ten centimeters above him. “You alright?” “ Pollen never agrees with me.” Davan then sneezed. “ Hold on for a moment and don’t move too much.” Her arm lifted and the sleeve partially transformed into a gauntlet where a red beam of light shot from the top of her wrist and began a scan. Through her own chip she began seeing inside the man and even multitasked by taking a blood sample with her bracelet that didn’t hurt the man even slightly. “Wrong, you haven’t gotten a vaccine for a common virus on this world and it’ll make you violently ill. The nanites are helping, but you need a booster. Wait a moment while I make one.” The bracelet Valek disappeared under her milky skin, passing the cells themselves and diving through the outer bones of her body to collect the necessary ingredients she stores in between the hollow outer and inner bone structure. Ever since she got the protein that removed a block on her own unique genetics her skeletal structure altered to be a living biological factory of cures and poisons. Keeping volatile and deadly particles suspended in plasma apart and only mixing so she didn’t accidently kill herself. Having bone density ten times that of normal humans made it that much harder for fractures. When the particles were gathered she diluted the concentrated serum with plasma and injected the blue skinned man. Her abilities made it fast acting and within three minutes Davan’s bolstered immune system no longer struggled and he was able to cease coughing and sneezing. “ Since laws prevent us flying on our ships, I’ll carry them. Stone, you help Davan. Steven, take care of Jessica. If we make good time we’ll reach the city by sunrise about seven hours from now.” In Hunter law, the strongest was leader and Oliver was undisputed in that department. Without warning all the fighters and Renee’s large sailboat shuttle lifted silently off the ground. Oliver was still trying to master his power. Big things were easy. Small were not. He and others left the ground using telekinesis. Renee though checked Sparky’s leather saddle and mounted after he told her it was comfortable. Four wings spread and blurred like a hummingbird to take a vertical flight and slowed a bit to fly with everyone. The heavier gravity of Zerika at six gees wasn’t hard for him even with his rider aboard. He was big and strong. The only ones to not fly were the Ligers running through the dark forest. The adults ran an average of two hundred kilometers per hour even trough thick foliage. They would have gone faster, but that was the cubs’ limit as a group. Their smaller strides and lack of collars and armor slowed them some. Along the way Rose got hungry and snatched a Piranha straight from a slow moving river, her keen eyesight and speed didn’t let the low rank Beast stand a chance as she ate during the flight, utilizing her curved talons to hold while she tore into the meter long grey fish with deadly teeth and insatiable appetite.
It was about an hour and a half after sunrise that a hidden Hunter camouflaged in the thick treetops flew up from below at the sight of intruders. Brandished weapons cracked with energy and she shouted “Halt!” The large group did so and Oliver continuously maintained the