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'''''Tug o' War''''' is a short story included in the [[2010]] reissue of ''[[Halo: First Strike]]''. It details the adventures of [[Oliver Birch]] as he struggles to complete his [[fetching]] run on time. The story also explores some of the mechanics of [[slipstream space]].<ref>'''[[Halo: First Strike]]''' (2010), ''Adjunct''</ref> | '''''Tug o' War''''' is a short story included in the [[2010]] reissue of ''[[Halo: First Strike]]''. It details the adventures of [[Oliver Birch]] as he struggles to complete his [[fetching]] run on time. The story also explores some of the mechanics of [[slipstream space]].<ref>'''[[Halo: First Strike]]''' (2010), ''Adjunct''</ref> | ||
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Taking place after the [[Human-Covenant War]], Tug o' War details the adventures of Oliver Birch, a [[Fetching|fetcher]] working for [[Warner & Ives]], who makes a living out of prospecting wreckages of starships for [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]]s. In the debris field over the [[Glassing|glassed]] colony of [[Biko]], Birch recovers a Slipspace drive from the {{Class|Marathon|cruiser}} {{UNSCShip|Dresden}}. Back on ''[[Galileo's Worst Enemy]]'', a [[tug]] Birch uses for in-system travel, he discovers that while the drive is made to look like a commercial model built by the [[Oros Trading Company]], it is actually a "[[saddle box]]", a type of drive used for military experimentation. | Taking place after the [[Human-Covenant War]], Tug o' War details the adventures of Oliver Birch, a [[Fetching|fetcher]] working for [[Warner & Ives]], who makes a living out of prospecting wreckages of starships for [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine]]s. In the debris field over the [[Glassing|glassed]] colony of [[Biko]], Birch recovers a Slipspace drive from the {{Class|Marathon|cruiser}} {{UNSCShip|Dresden}}. Back on ''[[Galileo's Worst Enemy]]'', a [[tug]] Birch uses for in-system travel, he discovers that while the drive is made to look like a commercial model built by the [[Oros Trading Company]], it is actually a "[[saddle box]]", a type of drive used for military experimentation. | ||
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However, after the plan is put in motion, something goes wrong with the jump. The ''Galileo's Worst Enemy'' begins disintegrating under the stresses of slipspace as it leaves ''Butterworth'''s cargo bay. Birch and Mabel manage to jettison out of ''Galileo's Worst Enemy'' in a [[cryo-chamber]] before the ship is torn apart. Birch drops an [[distress beacon|emergency locator beacon]] as they fall asleep, awaiting rescue. | However, after the plan is put in motion, something goes wrong with the jump. The ''Galileo's Worst Enemy'' begins disintegrating under the stresses of slipspace as it leaves ''Butterworth'''s cargo bay. Birch and Mabel manage to jettison out of ''Galileo's Worst Enemy'' in a [[cryo-chamber]] before the ship is torn apart. Birch drops an [[distress beacon|emergency locator beacon]] as they fall asleep, awaiting rescue. | ||
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