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Telepathic crew manning specialized amplifying helmets protect interstellar ships during instantaneous planoforming jumps by detecting and confronting hostile, psychically active entities that inhabit the void. They enter into intimate mental partnerships with small animal companions whose quick responses, coupled with directed light charges, break up the attackers before they obliterate ships. The narrative follows the procedures and risks of this work, the physical and psychological toll on operators, and the thin line between controlled cooperation and catastrophic loss. It examines duty, the ethics of sharing consciousness, and the reliance on nonhuman allies in lethal technology. The story mixes clinical technical description with tense, human-scale moments of fear and companionship.
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