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Chapter 74: Infiltration MissionCcontent © exclusive by Nô/vel(D)ra/ma.Org.

Many things had changed in the world over the weeks that followed the cave fight. Standing on the rooftop of the new resistance headquarters in Philadelphia, Philip marvelled at the vista before him.

B The metropolitan skyline consisted in an odd mix of alien buildings that had withstood their attempts to be removed and recognizable skyscrapers. Joining him, Amelia put her hand into his. “Curious about your possible ideas?” She asked, her voice colored with concern. Philip sighed and concentrated on a particularly remarkable alien spire far off. “We won the battle, but the dispute is hardly resolved.

Those systems are still in use today. We also have no idea what they are planning straight ahead-the foggiest idea. Amelia indicated, her looks gloomy. “That is the reason the current task is so important. We are expecting answers. Their calm period of introspection was disrupted when Amanda arrived, her face flushed with eagerness. “We now have it!” She cried out and brandished a tablet. “The data coming from our scouts is correct. We have located their central managing office.

Philip’s heart raced as he examined the material on the tablet. Benevolent modern complex on the outskirts of the city covered the office.

Based on their sources, it housed a large network of extraterrestrial computers perhaps including vital critical information. With determined voice, Philip replied, “This is our chance.” “We have to go into there to find out what they are doing.”

The few of hours that followed were a flurry of activity organizing the operation. Doctor. Reeves equipped the squad with the most modern hybrid technology, which included cloaking devices and energy weaponry. Given their limited data, Amanda guided them on the layout of the office.

Philip was tending to the penetration group as the sun sank. “I won’t lie to you,” he added, his voice steady. It will be dangerous. What we are entering into is unknown to us. Still, the information in that office might be the means of protecting our reality against next attacks. Our goal is success.

The squad nodded solemnly, a mix of fear and will visible on their faces. Philip felt pride when he looked at them-a varied collection of people joined to defend their world. Amelia drew Philip to the side as they planned to move out. Her eyes darting over his, she cautioned, “Be wary in there.” ” About our relationship with the multiverse, there is still a lot of we don’t understand. Should something happen to you on chance…”

Philip clasped her fingers softly. “I’ll come back. I pledge.” Tensed traveled to the institution. They moved in the dark, using abandoned buildings and back alleys, hoping to hide. Philip turned on his shrouding device as they neared his target, experiencing the unusual chill of outsider invention.

They could see the industrial complex, a huge heap of decaying concrete and corroded metal. In any event, Philip could see the signs of outsider presence as they approached: little contortions in the air and faint beats of great power.

“Remember, we’re here for information,” Philip said to his team softly. Avoid commitment wherever you can. Should we find each other, we stop the expedition and reorganize. Known?” The squad discreetly nodded as their expressions were focused.

Philip drew a long breath and guided them to the facility’s secret door. Their combination of human creativity and outsider technology helps them to evade the outside safety initiatives.

As they reached the core of the institution, the surroundings started to shift. The run-down industrial interior gave place to sleek, organic extraterrestrial architecture. Philip advised, “Remain alert,” as they negotiated the meandering passagues. “We have no idea what kind of security they have arranged.” Their first significant challenge turned out to be a locked door. Odd pictures pulse over its surface, counter any human attempt to understand them.

As Reeves progressed, one of his own creations was taken out. “It would be ideal for this to help,” he said, connecting the device to the door. It softly interacted with the outsider tech. Not that long ago, nothing happened. The door opened gently then, hissing. Past it was a large chamber filled with what could only be called extraterrestrial computers.

Organic tendrils pulsed to link several nodes, and holographic displays flickering with difficult-to-understand data Amanda released a breath, wide with surprise, “Jackpot.” Philip nodded and granted the group permission to disperse. Download whatever you can, he counseled. “We will sort it out later.” As the crew worked, Philip couldn’t get rid of mounting anxiety. All of it felt overly easy. Where else might the watchmen have been? What level of security exist here? The aliens seemed to have left this priceless database unprotected. His instincts were correct when a piercing alert shot the air.

Red light bathed the cavern; the exits began to close themselves. “It’s a snar!” Philip cried and pulled his gun. “Everyone gets ready for extraction!” Still, a real voice echoed around the chamber before they could get moving. Goodness, Philip. always rather surprised. From the shadows a figure emerged to frost Philip’s blood. To blame was Cambel, or rather the extraterrestrial creature that had taken on her shape. Her body shittered with energy from another dimension, and her eyes gleamed with malicious intellect. “Did you really suppose we would leave such vital data unguarded?” Cambel mumbled. We knew you would be powerless against the appeal. Philip’s mind went blank searching for a way out. “Cambel, what do you wish?”

He sought extra time for his team to get ready. Cambel gave a sharp and chilly smile. ” WANT? Philip, oggi It makes no difference our wish. All boils down to what has to be done. I’ll admit your little victory at the cavern was excellent. Still, did you really think that marked the end? That we would simply give up and go away? Philip and his group find themselves outgunned and without options surrounded in a room by alien drugs. Hunter Cambel tells them their basic invasion was only the beginning and they have much more plans for them. Philip is their visitor, hence they can now progress their studies to the next level. Strange energy fields popped up around every group member as the chamber around them changed, rendering each immobile.

Their first visit, according to Cambel, has given them a lot of insight on their biology, technology, and environment. They want to expose the mysteries of their multiverse link, maybe endangering no universe. Philip feels that no reality would be secure if the aliens could control the power of the multiverse. Cambel approaches Philip with hardly restrained energy, her shape shimmers. She informs him they have plans for Amelia and for her as well. Philip’s final conscious thought was of Amelia as his cocoon tightened. He frantically searches for help around the great multiverse.

Obscure to the caught group, Amelia stands with a decided attitude all over and her eyes shining with amazing intensity. She had felt Philip’s call, a psychic call for help resonating through many worlds. The air around her radiates force as she approaches the office. The struggle for the multiverse is not even close to completed; the next stage is about to begin. Ignorant of the cosmic powers assembling around him, Philip swam in a sea of darkness inside his alien cocoon.

His mind kept running even with the alien force trying to persuade him otherwise. Philip’s awareness started to grow in this suspended condition between worlds, touching different versions of himself around the multiverse.

The outsider trials went on, they stayed ignorant that their actions were enlivening a power that traveled all of present – something they had no control over. More importantly, at the center, all things considered, was Philip, unintentionally transforming into the lynchpin in a dispute determining the fate of one reality, yet all actual events. The actual combat had only started, so the effort at infiltration had failed.