Shepard heads off to debrief with the Illusive Man when they get back to Cerberus Station (as Shepard has taken to calling it). The plan is fairly simple, for the moment: she's to put together a team of specialists to help fight the Collectors, while the Illusive Man tries to find out where the Collectors are going to strike next. Initially, ( Read more... )

After taking a moment to talk to everyone, Shepard leads the way back to the shuttles, and the group departs for Freedom's Progress without further ado ( Read more... )

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Gunshots echo in Shepard's ears, distant and indistinct. Everything's hazy, clouded over with sleep. Something shakes... whatever she's lying on (it's soft and warm; a bed?), rocking her gently back and forth ( Read more... )

Shepard has intermittent dreams, from time to time. (And yes, the narration realizes this is redundant phrasing. At the moment, it doesn't care.) Mostly she dreams Harry was with her when she faced Saren. Sometimes she dreams about the Protheans. Sometimes she relives the vision from the Beacons ( Read more... )

Harry Dresden stares down into a glass of something frothy and blue. He’s not usually an alcohol man, but dammit, he just got out of the Normandy memorial ceremony. And Shepard was declared officially dead. He thinks he deserves the chance to get blind drunk ( Read more... )

Outside the viewport on Cerberus station, the gases that make up the surface of the system's star swirl around in almost hypnotic patterns. The edges of the star, at least from here, appear to be blue, maybe even a little purple, while the rest is warm orange and yellow. It's a strange star, and somehow that seems the perfect place for the ( Read more... )

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