KBHolsinger

The Aurigan Solution combines the fast pace of hard-core science fiction with the complexity of political intrigue, and its focus is the historical framework of the future in which it is set.  The story chronicles a specific set of incidents that leads directly to the downfall of Humanity’s first star-spanning government - the so-called Luna Republic.
When the alien war had finally ended, a great sense of relief and optimism characterized the mood of the Human Stellar Network.  But this optimism soon gave way to disillusionment when the great oligarchs who sat in control of the Luna government did nothing to alleviate the senseless quotas and trade restrictions and, of course, burdensome taxes.  Agitation soon began.  It needed only a situation of suitable volatility to set in motion the changes that must take place.
There are moments in time around which history often swings; this story is about a few of them.
Violence / Profanity / Mild Sexual Content / 13+
The Aurigan Solution is created by KBHolsinger, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author.

The Aurigan Solution

The mains sputtered to life and ten million pounds of fire pushed 3g's like now.  Already moving tremendously fast relative to anything that happened to be floating in space near it, the ship pushed ever and on, faster and faster, reaching for that magic- impossible C number, fast as photons.  A field manifested, tingling along the ship's outstretched inductors.  Tachyons were detected - those elusive neither here nor there particles that skidded along the interface between normal and hyperspace - they were enfolded, grasped by the field and they in turn grabbed the field, and whatever else was enfolded by it, and bounced it through and off the boundary, the face of the boundary itself, and into the realm of hyperspace where the rules were different.  The field dumped off the tachyon particles after that first nontime instant.  It didn't need them anymore.  Tachyons belong to that narrower place, the interface itself. 


Chapter 52: The Wild Ride