![]() By 333 though, I wanted to know more about Central and the structure of the world these characters were living in that I was reading about. ![]() At first I didn't mind the lack of worldbuilding as I thought it worked to place the reader in the station occupants' shoes and help the isolated and danger feeling at each station. 331 introduces the Parasite, 332 shows that it is attacking, and 333 shows how big the problem is and that it is growing. ![]() Each section is about different station, Stations 331-333 were short stories. ![]() Parasite was a scifi horror that was light on worldbuilding but incredibly readable in its cotton candy creepy and chilling psychological and physical danger. On the wall, written crudely in dark-brown blood, was the phrase, “They take our skin.” ![]()
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