Space

“They’ve got me, Kara.” the voice weeped, “They’ve got all of us.”
Clearer but slightly muffled, the voice appeared to have came from her jumpsuit pocket.
Kara flicked her eyes downwards and reached inside. A small, cool object vibrated against
her fingers, “That's impossible.”
Slowly, she pulled the communicator out and turned it with her fingers. The screen showed
a random pattern of black and white pixels.
“Kaydn?”
HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
A gentle breeze played with her hair when she heard a harsh hiss. Whizzes and whirrs
followed thereafter as the airlock sprung into life. An intense white light spilled out of its
gap and onto her, sinister sounding voices with it.
As the light grew in size, so did the volume of the voices. Kara shielded her eyes to look
beyond, her hopes held out for a chance of a familiar face.
“Holy shit.”
But her eyes had clearly laid on something more.