SYSTEM SEA-Z: Saving The Scientists

ioned to Dr. Park and Henry to follow him toward a small side exit he had spotted on t

house. Jill looked up to see the blinking red light of the drone sweeping in a wide arc, casting

the drone and best route to avo

wn the alley. There is an entrance to a drainage tunn

f what they needed to do next. Henry's arrival had complicated things, and though the freelancer's information on Project Heli

aths ragged from this frantic pace. "Jill," she pant

litary companies, and some corrupt government officials," he explained. "They specialize in trafficking advanced technology and classified

open, gesturing for Dr. Park to climb inside. Henry followed, and Jill slid in last, le

ness closed in around them as they made their way deep into it, the sounds of the city fad

having a slight echo. "We gotta know mo

is Dr. Samuel Grant. He is a high-energy experimental physicist. There has been some chatter to sug

his, he spoke. "Grant, huh? I know that name.

long glance. "And yo

ources. Nexus is sloppy i

age they could get, and if Henry had information, he'd use it. "Dr. Park," he said, now tur

opment of energy sources for advanced material applications. His theories create new forms of matter

hen we might be looking

to get his bearings. They were near an old industrial area that had been largely aban

ity schematics of that building. We n

is pretty tight; checkpoints all over the place, surveillance cameras, and biometric locks. But there i

racking Nexus for a while. Think you can get

't do that, I wouldn't be alive

up at the facility in front of them. "Are you sure this is a good idea?" she asked,

o steal anything. We're here to save lives-and stop a threat t

r than they had ever been before, and the lines were continuing to blur between who was a frie

ld ever find out. It was his edge, his advantage in a fight against an unseen enemy. Still, it was a

solute, leading them forward toward the facili