CHRYSALIS | Part Ten: Revelation

DUST

Gunpowder & Sky

Fiction, Drama, Science Fiction

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🗓️ 14 October 2020

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

In the aftermath of the deadly battle, Daoket investigates the Terran’s claims that humanity was victim of genocide at the hands of the Xunvir Republic. What he discovers just may have the power to reshape the entire conflict.

This episode is performed by Corey Hawkins and Lance Reddick.

CHRYSALIS is written by SH Serrano, adapted by Stephen Michael and Macklen Makhloghi, and executive produced by Corey Hawkins.

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0:00.0	This is Christmas.
0:04.6	Part 10.
0:12.2	Under the light of Zenvi's only son,
0:14.3	the Imperium Palace gleamed like a beacon,
0:17.7	like a massive jewel.
0:20.4	It's polished outer walls reflecting the light of day
0:24.0	and washing the gardens around the grand building
0:26.6	in soft greens and blues.
0:29.6	It's breathtaking.
0:31.6	But today, the gemstone appearance of the palace
0:34.6	reminded me of fragility instead of strength.
0:39.6	My pilot and I had arrived at Zenvi
0:42.6	a whole two days before,
0:44.6	but the local military had refused to let the strange ship
0:47.6	the Terranette built us land there.
0:50.6	We were diverted to one of the orbital defense stations
0:54.6	and interrogated separately, repeatedly.
0:58.6	With every passing minute,
0:59.6	we squandered opportunities to gather information
1:01.6	on the Terranettes origins and intentions.
1:07.6	I returned to a different Zenvier
1:09.6	than the one I had left behind with McStunney.
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