Grinding for Credits

Stellar Frontier, Book 2

De: Jason A. Cheek

Narrado por: Ryan Dimon

Day two in Stellar Frontier turns out to be even more hectic than the first. First, DarkZero has a run-in with Vigilant Security Solutions, and then Bruvoug assures him the power substation mission will be a quick milk-run for some easy credits and salvage. It better be because Zero is back to his starter weapons.

Everything seems to be going as Bruvoug had promised until he discovers the reason for the power outage at the Areopoli Outpost. The mission turns into a rabbit hole for Zero to fall down. Even though he’s risking his next run into the mine, it’s hard to pass up on the possible phat rewards and sweet loot he could get from this new opportunity.

The only problem is that the pluses are just as extreme as the minuses. While it would be smarter to keep the gains that Zero has made so far and head back, there’s no way that he can simply pass up the lure of sweet loot. He just needs to make sure not to get too greedy, or the inevitable trip back to the Clone System will ruin any chance of heading back down into the mine to recover his corpse.

WARNING: This is a GameLit story and contains violence, explicit expletives, cussing and swearing, nudity, explicit hacking and slashing, betrayals, pant wetting, improper use of motorcycles, general speeding, theft, arson, power leveling, twinking, PVP, android ogling, numerous fit curvy avatars, unrealistic depictions of mag sizes, neuters in love with androids, androids asking who’s your daddy, numerous plug and play add-ons, copious amounts of virtual violence and blood from alien monsters trying to eat your, excessive mansplaining, destruction of property, annoying escort quests, improper use of clones, role-playing, annoying pick-up groups, hunting for food and xp, troll hating, camping, griefing, justified vengeance, biting, backstabbing, clawing, trash-talking, open-minded discussions, bitching, close-minded hate, personal opinions, and other fun things. Listen at your own risk.

©2025 Jason Cheek (P)2025 Jason Cheek

Storytelling

I loved how the story was able to suck me in. The difference between good and bad is more like everything is in the gray and I love how you have to actually listen to what is going on in order to understand the story and understand that peoples motivations are not always the same and then make your own conclusions. Fantastic job.