One Big Swap Meet

Jack recovers from his injuries, but no sooner does he start exploring again than he’s approached with an offer. For a great deal of money, someone wants his help, but it takes a lot more than just visiting districts and asking questions to get everything in order.

It’s a Rough Neighborhood

Jack tries to help someone but ends up getting in way, way over his head.

Meet the New Home, Nothing Like the New Home

Jenny pushes Jack to find a new lace to live, but somethings are easier than they seem.

First Day on the New Job

Jack visits several new districts, and gets in trouble in almost all of them. In the end, though, very powerful forces push Jack into an inescapable situation, and he has to use all of his available resources to find a way out.

The Nicest People You’ll Ever Fear

It’s a weird thing, working two jobs, especially when one of those jobs doesn’t require me to do anything. My official title with security was (and still is) ‘cultural consultant’, and I helped out whenever they needed, but still don’t have a uniform. Jenny did sew a fake badge into my apron at the cafe,

The Law Won, But That’s OK.

Jack was ‘recruited’ by the ship’s security force, but it felt more like he was being babysat. That was, it did, but when he and his escort (read: babysitter) find an attempted murder on a tram, things go from quiet to crazy in an instant.

Fighting the Law

Jack is being tailed by security officers, but when hiding doesn’t solve the problem, his only solution might be to go into the belly of the beast itself.

Survivable First Impressions

I never minded working in a restaurant, especially if I’m in the back of the house. I can cook, wash dishes, empty trash, all that stuff. Contrary to all evidence, I never wanted to be famous, and I actually like doing work behind the scenes. It doesn’t matter where the restaurant is, it needs people