Agents of The Emperor Collection Volume 2: 5 Science Fiction Short Stories: Agents of The Emperor Science Fiction Stories, #12

By Connor Whiteley

5 action packed, compelling, enthralling science fiction short stories in 1 great collection!

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Blade On A Train:

A High Speed Train. A Mysterious Target. A Mission Like No Other.

Targets hide all over the galaxy.

Jase serves his Master. He loves killing threats. He climbs onto a high speed train. Jase needs to kill a target. 

Can Jase kill the threat before disaster strikes? 

If you want enthralling, action packed dark science fiction short stories, you'll love this!

Computation of Battle:

Tarnvir fights for his Emperor all over the galaxy.

Tarnvir heads towards a doomed battle. He fights as punishment. But this battle is nothing like ever before.

Can Tarnvir win the battle and serve his punishment? Or will he fail to unlock the Computation of Battle and kill an entire world?

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Interrogation:

I'm a planetary governor for Emperor's sake. 

I don't deserve to be dragged from my bed chambers and dumped in this little shiny black box room, with nothing but two cold silver chairs, and a dodgy flicking light above us. 

Can I find what happened and survive? Or will I be framed and die?

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Honey Hunt:

A Whacky Planet. Dangerous Poachers. An Unique Arbiter.

There are millions of planets in the galaxy. Some are unique.

Abu loves breathing in the sweet honey air. He walks in rivers of delicious honey. He sees amazing plants. But Abu knows poachers are coming.

Can Abu protect his stunning home? Or will he fail and lose it?

If you love whacky, enthralling, unputdownable science fiction short stories, you'll love this!

Claws of Death:

A Space Wreck. Two Assassins. A Group of Aliens.

Aliens hide everywhere.

Alexander feels the cold metal beams. He smells the foulness of the wreck. He looks at a stunning female assassin. Alexander knows his true mission. 

Can he assassinate the aliens? Or will things go horribly wrong?

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• Language: English
• Publisher: CGD Publishing
• Release date: Nov 2, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201461836

Connor Whiteley

Hello, I'm Connor Whiteley, I am an 18-year-old who loves to write creatively, and I wrote my Brownsea trilogy when I was 14 years old after I went to Brownsea Island on a scout camp. At the camp, I started to think about how all the broken tiles and pottery got there and somehow a trilogy got created.Moreover, I love writing fantasy and sci-fi novels because you’re only limited by your imagination.In addition, I'm was an Explorer Scout and I love camping, sailing and other outdoor activities as well as cooking.Furthermore, I do quite a bit of charity work as well. For example: in early 2018 I was a part of a youth panel which was involved in creating a report with research to try and get government funding for organised youth groups and through this panel. I was invited to Prince Charles’ 70th birthday party and how some of us got in the royal photograph.Finally, I am going to university and I hope to get my doctorate in clinical psychology in a few years.

Book preview

blade on a train

A chill ran down Jase's spine. 

As his magnetic armoured boots locked on the freezing thick metal of the speeding train, Jase shivered a little. 

He couched on the metal roof of the train carriage as it continued to speed past the dark underground rock. 

Lifting up his head slightly, Jase saw the breathtaking rough black rock zoom past him as the train soared through these man-made tunnels. He smiled as orbs of energy pulsed. Giving off light so he could admire this mighty futuristic tunnel. 

Jase knew the orbs in their pentagonal design had some sort of high tech purpose. Something to do with guiding the train through the tunnel without the need of primitive tracks. However, he really didn't care nor want to know how they worked. 

Despite the train speeding past the rock at, at least, a hundred miles per hour. He couldn't hear the immense howl as the air rushed past him. As a result of his armoured helmet showing him streams of data and scans of the train. 

Drawing his attention away from the stunning rocks, Jase looked at the train. Its long simple silver cone design wasn't impressive, but it served its purpose. 

The sound of Jase's breathing in his helmet quietened and his body ignored the chilling metal he stood on. 

Jase knew he had a mission to complete and he didn't just jump from the rocky ceiling for the fun of it. It was fun though! 

Rising his head up, he looked three carriages down. His helmet display lit up in a pleasant red light to show his target. 

Jase never was a person to question when his Master gave him a target, an enemy of the Emperor of the Human Empire. He loved killing. 

Just at the thought of pushing his blade through the target's skin got him excited. Then he shook the thought away. As the smell of damp mould filled his senses. 

Crawling forward, Jase recapped the mission to himself as the train twisted and turned in the tunnel network. The hum of Jase's magnetic armour got louder as it strained. 

Recalling the words of his Master, Jase remembered the pleasure of his Master when he delivered the order. Commanding Jase to travel to this mining world and assassinate the target. 

Whilst Jase was technically allowed to ask about the mission, he did not. He decided to believe his Master when he said the target was a captive containing information that must not fall into enemy hands. 

A part of Jase believed that wholeheartedly. For there was a war with some traitors going on in some far, far away system. 

Although, the darker side of Jase did not care in the slightest. As long as he got a chance to kill that's all he needed. 

As he crawled forwards, feeling the cold smooth metal against his armour, he considered why he didn't just blow up the train. It wouldn't be hard. Destroy a simple orb in the distance could cause the train to fall on the sharp rocks below. 

He could even just crack the train open. Breaking the enviro-seals. The air was so polluted and toxic to life down in the tunnels. It would kill everyone on the train within minutes. Yet it would be an agonising death. 

Although, Jase rolled his eyes at those boring ideas. Sure everyone would die but he wouldn’t get to see the target's face as their life was drained from them. 

On the other hand, the most important reason not to destroy the train was because there were over two thousand innocent people on here. Even he couldn’t, no wouldn’t kill them.