Girl with all the Pain by Michael Herman

Author:Michael Herman [Herman, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: michael herman
Published: 2018-02-23T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 23

Day 2

Santiago, Chile

“What the hell are we dealing with here?” Forbes asks. “Kids fused into a mountainside. Kids fused into a car. People fused and dropped into a stadium? It’s like some wild rampaging mutant madman on the loose.”

He takes a long pull from his chilled imported Arrogant Bastard ale and then sets it gingerly on the table top. Seated at the table, Sonnet, Zed, Twizzle, and Rafa all look to the twin, who is pacing back and forth in front of the window overlooking the city. She is mumbling to herself and glancing over at them every now and then. Their table is filled with room service food and drinks that Rafa ordered when they all came out of avatar mode. Zed picks up his Pisco Sour, finishes it in one big gulp and says, “The fused part of all of this is the worst. I can’t imagine the trauma experienced by the kids at the moment of fusion. What must that be like?”

The twin stops, looks over to Zed and says, “Instant confusion, then death.”

“You’re familiar with this? You’ve seen this before? Where? Is it common?”

“Maybe. I’m not sure what created this. It may be a possible breach in multiverse separations.”

“Multiverse? That stuff exists?”

“WMAP,” Twizzle says. “Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe. In 2010 Stephen Feeney analyzed the probe data and found evidence that our universe collided with other parallel universes in the past. But a more thorough analysis of the data and the data from the Planck satellite didn’t uncover any statistically significant data that would indicate such a bubble collision. Bottom line, no one knows for sure.”

“Multiverse exists as quilted multiverse,” the twin says. “Universe is infinite. With an infinite amount of space, every possible event will occur an infinite number of times. Speed of light prevents you from being aware of the other identical areas.”

“But your species is aware of it,” Zed says.

“Yours will be aware also, eventually.”

“As in now?” Forbes asks.

“Too soon. Not enough data to back it up for humans. But in time.”

“Yet, it’s a problem now,” Twizzle says.

The twin nods and then turns back to the window. “This is unprecedented; the cloaking, the trivial use of exorbitant power, the unbridled display of horrific results. It’s juvenile and suggests an entity out of control, a being that knows not what it does.” She turns back to them and says, “The display of escalation might indicate that it’s testing its abilities. The use of humans as subjects indicates a species separation.”

“Like humans using rats to experiment on,” Rafa says.

“It is more powerful than you, isn’t it?” Sonnet says.

The twin slowly bobs her head back and forth.

“Damn!” Forbes breathes. “Damn, damn, damn.”

“Once it detects you, it could fuse you and any other Gi, rendering you dead, correct?” Zed asks.

“Dead and unable to help humanity,” the twin says.

“With power like that, it could wipe out the whole human race or anything else it wanted,” Sonnet adds.

“Possibly, or it could wither with the use of its abilities,” the twin says.

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