"What’s on it?" he asked.
She slid a holo across the table: a ghost signal, repeating every 47 minutes. A voice. A woman’s. Speaking in a dead language that Doyle hadn’t heard since his mother sang him to sleep on Kepler-186f. interstellar doyle
Doyle looked at her. Looked at the chip. Then at the wanted poster of himself stapled to the bar’s corkboard — two systems old, but still flattering. "What’s on it