The Lair of Beowulf (A Phoenix Quest Adventure) by K.T. Tomb

Author:K.T. Tomb [Tomb, K.T.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-07-08T00:00:00+00:00

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Jonathan tried his hand at finding out where his father and his friends were, pushing Kadan aside from the computer. Kadan let out an impatient huff as he grabbed his ears in frustration. “This is impossible! You know that right?”

“We’ll find them,” Jonathan reassured him while trying to hide his concern. “We just haven’t looked in the right place, that’s all.”

Kadan looked over all of the monitors. “The right place seems to be evading us, my new computer-savvy friend. I’ve tried to match up the video of wherever they are with known areas with rolling hills and grass. A lot of near matches came up, but as for an exact match…we’re screwed!”

Jonathan examined the monitor displaying where his father and the others seem to have been stranded. “We have to look at this logically, Kadan. Sometimes even analytical thinkers get caught up in believing what appears to be the obvious outcome. My father taught me that. Sometimes what we see is not always the truth.”

Kadan became more confused by the minute. “Dude! What the hell are you talking about? Is that some kind of new age mumbo jumbo, ‘cause I don’t understand!”

Jonathan smiled as he kept his eyes on the monitor. “Watch the monitor and ask yourself one question. Where is the feed coming from? Where’s the camera?”

Kadan glared intently at the monitor. He forced a small smile. “If it was a satellite picture then we would see a bird’s eye view!”

“Exactly!” Jonathan exclaimed. “What else?”

Kadan squinted his eyes to try to see better. “Whoa.” He had a look of realization. “The images are moving as they move!”

Jonathan gave Kadan a high five. “Yes! Hell yes! I’m pretty sure that if anyone was there with a camera, my father and Phoe would have noticed by now. That also explains why we can’t find their exact location.

Kadan hung on Jonathan’s every word. “Why?”

Jonathan shook his head, as he silently thanked his father for teaching him everything he knew. “All those brains, Kadan, but only a little bit of common sense.” Sounding like dad now.

“Aw come on, Jon!” Kadan rebutted. “You don’t have to be mean.”

Jonathan sighed. “Don’t worry. Most geniuses have something about them that isn’t as advanced as their brain. You got me hands down in the brains department. I could never create a video ga…” He stopped short as he looked at Kadan with hope that he too would get it.

Kadan got it. “Dude! They’re in my game!”

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