The hardcover volume is titled “Collected Words of Queens.”
A company pen lies across its open pages.
The section marked with a Nakatomi bookmark reads “Mary, Queen of Scots (1542 – 1587)”.
Several lines are underlined in blue ink:
“No one will ever know how much it cost my heart to lose you.”
“In my end is my beginning.”
“No more tears now; I will think about revenge.”
The last quote is underlined twice, the pen pressing hard enough to mark the page beneath.
A yellow sticky note clings to the margin in Maya’s hurried handwriting:
“Sometimes history gets it right.”
L.U.N.A. is pointing to another word. Perhaps she is trying say something, but because of the Virus, can only provide one word clues.
Please record this locally, L.U.N.A. storage degraded.