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Deep in the boundless universe, The Wanderer is like a lost star, lonely wandering in the vast sea of stars. This medium-sized spacecraft has a deep blue exterior with silver stripes embedded on it, shimmering in the starlight as if they were fleeting meteors in the universe. However, The Wanderer is not without imperfections. Its exterior is covered with signs of wear and tear, with several areas roughly patched and repaired with different materials and colors of metal plates, resembling scars that bear witness to the hardships and vicissitudes the ship has endured in the distant interstellar space.
The Wanderer features a unique and creative design, combining speed and maneuverability. Its streamlined shape resembles a nimble arrow cutting through the interstellar winds. Especially the acceleration engine mounted at the rear of the ship emits a faint blue light when activated, dancing in the dark universe, leaving behind a string of brilliant trails, as if painting strange light and shadow on the boundless canvas of the universe. However, the appearance of this spacecraft exudes a sense of dilapidation, indicating that it has not always been bright and beautiful. Every patched metal plate and every scratch silently tells the story of the past, recounting the ever-changing fortunes it has experienced.
Despite its slightly outdated appearance, the interior equipment of The Wanderer is highly advanced. Its striking stealth technology and rapid acceleration engine give it unparalleled capabilities for interstellar raids and escape missions. Inside the cockpit, complex control systems and flashing screens reveal the high-tech nature of this spacecraft. Yet, even with such advanced technology, The Wanderer still appears small and lonely in the vast universe. It is like an explorer, a dreamer, pursuing its destiny in the boundless interstellar journey.
In the boundless expanse of space, tranquility is almost the sole ruler, a vast and mysterious quiet that envelops every floating planet and spaceship. It is a silent world, without the breeze, without the murmurs of life, and even the passage of time seems to become blurred here. However, this near-eternal tranquility is suddenly cut by a piercing wail. It is a human scream, filled with extreme pain and despair, echoing through the cold metal structure of The Wanderer as if stirring up waves of unrest in this silent space.
In the maintenance room of The Wanderer, Aidan Keane, the captain of this medium-sized ship, sat silently, holding a cup of wine in his hand. His face bore a trace of indifference, with eyes flashing with elusive emotions. He seemed to be contemplating whether such barbaric means were truly necessary, or if he felt anticipation deep down for the important information about to be obtained. Across from him, Saul Tannis was demonstrating his terrifying and efficient interrogation skills. This former mercenary from Tyrant Star had four strong and massive arms, his muscles tensed, each strike accompanied by the tortured screams of the victim. His skin was a deep red, making the fresh blood on his hands less conspicuous, but his cruel behavior could not be concealed.
The entire maintenance room was shrouded in dim light, with only a few faint beams filtering through the cracks in the ceiling, casting a mottled light on this violent scene. Every metal plate, every corner seemed to silently witness this cruel behavior. Aidan's silence and Saul's violence formed a stark contrast, revealing that this ship was not just a tool for exploration and treasure hunting, but also a microcosm filled with violence and darkness.
In the loneliness and vastness of this universe, The Wanderer is like a wandering star, carrying the dreams and ambitions of the people on it, while also bearing their fears and darkness. The atmosphere of contradiction and conflict on the ship contrasts sharply with the external silence and tranquility, as if in this deep universe, The Wanderer carries not only the adventure of seeking treasure, but also the complexity and struggle of human nature.
Aidan Keane looked drunkenly at the nearly deformed human in front of him. A sarcastic smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, then he turned to Saul Tannis, the former mercenary of the Tyrant Star, and asked, "Have you ever encountered such a resilient human before?" His voice carried a kind of mockery and disdain, as if taunting the poor victim.
Saul Tannis cast a heavy and merciless gaze over the person bound to the chair, then shook his head. His four arms relaxed slightly, but his eyes remained cold and ruthless. Saul's silence and the barely noticeable bloodstains on his red skin once again proved his cruelty and efficiency in the interrogation process.
Upon seeing this, Aidan Keane suddenly burst into laughter, the sound echoing in the space of the maintenance room. He seemed to take pleasure in this extreme situation and then said, "Looks like this guy needs a new way to play before he'll spit out the truth." As he spoke, a hint of evil gleamed in his smile, as if he was already devising even more brutal interrogation methods in his mind.
This scene demonstrates Aidan's ruthlessness and cruelty when facing enemies. In this deep and silent universe, The Wanderer not only symbolizes their adventure and freedom, but also becomes a stage for violence and fear. In such an environment, Aidan Keane and Saul Tannis become cold-blooded enforcers of their own will, while the poor victim becomes a tool for them to achieve their goals.
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