Aris did not scream. He had transcended screaming. He simply re-routed the connection through a backup Iridium modem, praying to the ghost of Nikola Tesla. The download resumed. 48%. 49%. The percentage points became his religion.
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At 47%, a thunderstorm rolled over the Hamersley Range. The satellite dish wobbled. The connection dropped. Network Error. Retry? The download resumed
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He stared at the ‘Download’ button as if it were a detonator. He clicked.