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Cette série plonge dans les sombres conséquences d'un conflit interstellaire, se concentrant sur un soldat cyborg solitaire toujours lié par des directives de guerre obsolètes. Trois siècles après la fin des combats, sa programmation le contraint à poursuivre une guerre terminée depuis longtemps. Sa découverte d'une planète où la 'magie' perçue est interprétée par ses systèmes comme une arme avancée prépare le terrain pour un affrontement profond. C'est une exploration captivante du devoir, de la réalité et de la lutte contre sa propre existence programmée.

The Cyborg and the Sorcerers/The Wizard and the War Machine (Wildside Double #5)
The Cyborg and the Sorcerers

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    The Cyborg and the Sorcerers

    • 304pages
    • 11 heures de lecture
    3,4(3)Évaluer

    The cyborg code-named "Slant" was sent out as an Independent Reconnaissance Unit during an interstellar war between Earth and its colonies. The fighting ended three hundred years ago, but Slant's computer does not admit this -- he is compelled to carry on as if the war were still raging. Then he comes across a planet where his sensors register "gravitational anomalies." The computer interprets these as enemy weapons research. The local inhabitants call the anomalies "magic." And don't miss the exciting sequel, "The Wizard and the War Machine," available on this web site!

    The Cyborg and the Sorcerers

  • The Cyborg and the Sorcerers/The Wizard and the War Machine (Wildside Double #5)

    • 410pages
    • 15 heures de lecture
    3,9(24)Évaluer

    Featuring a unique two-in-one format reminiscent of classic "Ace Doubles," this volume combines two works from Lawrence Watt-Evans' "War Surplus" series. The first story, "The Cyborg and the Sorcerers," explores the intersection of technology and magic, while "The Wizard and the War Machine" delves into the conflicts arising from their coexistence. Readers can flip the book to experience both narratives, showcasing Watt-Evans' imaginative storytelling and blending of genres.

    The Cyborg and the Sorcerers/The Wizard and the War Machine (Wildside Double #5)