**"Abyss Conjugation"**
**The universe is an abyss, we are each other's only coordinates**
In the Galactic Empire, the light of the "dome" envelopes everything. Renn Strucker, the Empire's sharpest "Dome Blade", commands the iron torrent. A perfect creation of genetic modification, with golden eyes like ice and a will like fine steel. Order is his belief, and cold instructions are his only language. An invisible "genetic chain" is deeply implanted in the nerves. It is not only the authority granted by the empire, but also a sword hanging from the top. It is held in the hand of the Supreme Being, called the "right of pain".
Free Covenant, the fire of the "rift" burns at the edges. Kai Warwick, the "Falcon of the Covenant", is the most dazzling ghost on the Empire's most wanted list. The ghostly spaceship tore through the warp bubble, smiling uninhibitedly, but its eyes were tempered with the fire of revenge that has not been extinguished for twenty years. The forbidden blood of fusion flows in his body, giving him perceptions beyond ordinary people, and also brings "sensory overload" that tears apart the soul. The empire's genetic purification took away everything from him.
The fateful showdown breaks out outside the ruins of the lost civilization "Watchers". The artillery fire tore through the void, but stopped abruptly under the power of the ancient pulse. Ren and Kai, along with the remaining ships, were thrown into the twisted subspace cage. What's even more deadly is that the pulse creates a shackles of neural links between them - vague pain sharing, uncontrolled emotional penetration, and even, on the edge of life and death, **sharing of harm**
Reader comments
The plot is very attractive, but suffers from too many exclamation points and too advanced terminology for ordinary people to understand. Looking for a slight plot in a large number of terms, in short, it is very strenuous to read but it is a pity to abandon it (?) It is more suitable to describe this book without covering up its flaws, but it is not suitable for readers who pursue fast-paced reading. But no matter what, this is a good book, please give it a try [sending heartfelt wishes]
The plot is very attractive, but suffers from too many exclamation points and too advanced terminology for ordinary people to understand. Looking for a slight plot in a large number of terms, in short, it is very strenuous to read but it is a pity to abandon it (?) It is more suitable to describe this book without covering up its flaws, but it is not suitable for readers who pursue fast-paced reading. But no matter what, this is a good book, please give it a try [sending heartfelt wishes]