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Wake Up, Time To Die

from Voyager by Sequencer

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The voyager doesn't have time to take a breath, as he is bombarded with all of the ship's alerts and warnings as a result of the impacts. He quickly grabs the on-board tools and replacement parts and tethers himself again to attempt to fix these issues from outside the ship. As he does so, he feels a lot of excess heat coming from the hull of the ship.

After a couple hours of patching and replacing parts of the ship, he feels that he has done enough for now. When he tries opening the airlock, however, he sees that the door is red-hot and has been partially melted, likely due to the excess heat he had felt earlier. He begins to worry when he looks through the window on the airlock's outside door to see the inside door on the other side has suffered the same fate.

Before he can think, the airlock explodes and sends the voyager flying. He can't see anything due to how fast he is spinning, and begins to get tangled in his own tether. Before long, the tether extends to its fullest length and stops the voyager long enough for him to see that he and his ship are spinning uncontrollably.

After he untangles himself from the tether, he starts to notice it getting weak due to the constant strain from the centripetal force exerted on it. The voyager pulls on the tether to bring himself back to the ship, but just as he's about to reach the airlock, the tether snaps and sends him flying off into the unknown...

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from Voyager, released February 20, 2018

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Sequencer is an award winning musician that expertly blends 80s synths with cinematic scores.

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