Chapter 39The two days until rendezvous with the Olympia felt like a vacation. For some of them, at least. Tee spent much of the time checking over the systems.
Each pod was designed to be self-sufficient. At least for a time. It provided a safety factor that pods could be isolated. Or ejected from the ship’s ring. The transit module had detached unexpectedly with no planning. In contrast, MAR-A had calculated the orbital trajectories so that Olympia could intercept the pod. Jules thought that two days was pretty good for a quick calculation.
Jules walked–thanks to magnetic boots they’d found in storage–to his chosen station on the main level. Everyone else was there, Sara and Mel at one station together. MAR-A and Bri occupying the next stations on each side around the circle. Tee sat s
