Revolution by Greg Krojac

Author:Greg Krojac
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Illuminati, Clones, Oppression, Reincarnation
Publisher: Greg Krojac
Published: 2018-10-08T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

05:11 Monday 28 October 2069

It was still dark as the invisible and inaudible motorcycle pulled up about a mile from the prison. The lights of HMP666 were glistening in the cool night air. Michelle guided the motorbike into some adjoining woodland and once she and Buzz had dismounted, lifted it onto its stand. Buzz, as always, was full of questions.

“Why couldn’t we leave it on the road?”

Michelle looked at him like a teacher would look at a pupil who has just asked a foolish question.

“Just because it’s invisible it doesn’t mean it’s not there. All it takes is for a truck to smash into it and we’re stranded here.”

She gestured towards the prison.

“That’s where we’re going. You’re going to help me rescue my sister.”

“Cool! So what’s your plan?”

This was the point when Michelle had to admit to herself that she didn’t really have much of a plan. She didn’t know how she was going to get into the prison – or out again for that matter. Essentially she was winging it. She had a comms device in her ear that she could use to communicate with Adam back in Portsmouth, but that hadn’t been entirely thought through either. There were so many things that could go wrong. There might be no viable way of getting into the prison. She might lose communication with Adam who, in turn, might be discovered to be using his computer in an unauthorized manner. She might not be able to find Caitlin, in which case she would have risked her life and career for nothing. Worse than that, she had a ten year old boy along with her; what if he got killed?

“Buzz. I could really use your help but I have to be honest with you. What we’re going to do is dangerous. There’s an outside chance you and I could be killed. If you want to stay here, I’ll understand.”

“What? And miss all the fun? Don’t worry about me, Michelle. I’ve been killed before. It doesn’t worry me that much. I just think of every life as an adventure. That’s probably why I’ve lived more lives than the average person. I don’t mind taking risks, especially for a good cause. I was a bomb disposal expert in the Second World War and an active member of the SAS during the Falklands War in 1982. I live for adventure, me. And quite often I die for it too.”

Michelle found Buzz’s relaxed attitude to danger unsettling.

“Okay. I get it. You like the adrenalin rush. But don’t take any unnecessary risks.”

“Don’t worry about me, Michelle. I don’t set out to die, and I don’t do anything to speed my death up. But if it happens, I just see it as a new life about to start. And I certainly won’t do anything that might get you killed. Not if I can help it.”

The two of them started walking towards the prison. HMP666, like all prisons, had minimal security. The inmates were a no flight risk, due to their being kept in stasis and attempts to release prisoners were virtually non-existent.

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