Chapter 27 - Dashboard
The windscreen was tinted, darkening the interior of the massive vehicle. The interior was lit only by the various window mounted heads-up displays giving everything a cool, blue tinge. As though the Aethernet was still hanging impossibly in the sky. Data spooled on every window, never static. It made the shadows of the interior shift constantly in strange ways. The busiest was the windscreen, while Boros’ section was turned off, he wouldn’t have been able to make heads or tails of the abbreviated information anyway, it still displayed the information of two personnel, the driver and Marcus. The driver’s side was busy, presumably with road conditions and various risk assessments and weather analyses, Marcus side was relatively quiet. Whatever he had to do, it didn’t have much to do with th
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