Daniel might have sensed how long it had been, depending on factors I mostly didn’t know.
I looked down the hall ahead of us. The lights didn’t help much, but with our suits’ sensors, everyone would be able to see what I did. The hall went on as far as I could see, but it wasn’t straight.
It curved enough that the small changes of its path made it impossible to see anything in the hall except for the distant glow coming from the ceiling.
“Hey,” I said, addressing everyone via my comm, “it looks like Rook’s people either were here or are here and I can’t tell more from these… bootprints. It also looks like they might have used a different entrance. So we have no idea how many it is.” Continue reading Moon: Part 2