The limousine was state-of-the-art, a power ride paid for by one of the Union’s countless megacorps or government bureaucracies. Plush leather seats ran for about half of its considerable length. There were other seats adjacent and to the rear of the vehicle. The lighting was blue halogen from an ornate flat chandelier in the car’s roof, punctuated by the glow of a dozen computer and television screens and filtered daylight from outside. Below the screens a row of consoles of various shapes and sizes. Caldwell was familiar with none of them. They looked like custom Japanese and Chinese decks.

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