The Venerate Salvation by Troy Dukart

Author:Troy Dukart [Dukart, Troy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: U.S Air Force
Published: 2019-07-08T22:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 20

Strafe

Not only did I know more languages, but I felt, smarter. Anything that made me more well-rounded I welcomed.

We changed into civilian clothing, t-shirts, jeans, and coats. Sergei gave us backpacks to carry our equipment in. Luggage would've drawn too much attention.

“Alrighty, here's where things get interesting,” he said, “There are going to be three teams. Team one I will lead, team two will follow Karma, and team three...” he said before being interrupted.

“I'll take the Whiteclouds,” Zixin volunteered, “And meet you inside St. Basil's Cathedral.”

“Alexei, my next in command, will accompany you. He knows the way,” Sergei agreed, “As for the rest of us, to infiltrate into the Kremlin undetected, we will take a tunnel to underneath Dormition Cathedral. From there, we will walk over to St. Basil's Cathedral. Do NOT talk to anyone unless spoken to. Do NOT make a distraction. Most importantly, ONLY use Russian. They don't need to know you aren't from here. Trust me, I am the 'Fearless Leader.'“

“Roger!” all of us replied.

“Good. Stay on me, comrades.”

I peered down at the God Blade. The orb flickered white light. That meant we were safe. Red glow meant danger neared.

We split into the teams. The “Fearless Leader” led us down a series of tunnels underneath the heart of Moscow. The rumble of the cars above us vibrated to the floor. Zixin nodded to me as he and the Whiteclouds followed Alexei.

After about a five-mile walk, we made it beneath the Kremlin.

“Remember, only speak Russian and when we reach the other Cathedral, put on your equipment. Mama, forgive me if I swear in the church,” Sergei said.

There was a rusty ladder that led up to the Dormition Cathedral. One-by-one we climbed up. After making it to the top, I saw we were in some old dusty room with stone walls.

“Are we trapped?” a Salvator asked.

“No comrade, we are in the right place,” Sergei smiled as he patted him on the shoulder.

He walked over to the wall and pushed. It slid open, like a revolving door, “Quickly!”

We rushed through before anyone noticed us. The wall then closed by itself. Upon exiting the cathedral, we found ourselves in the heart of the Kremlin. A bright blue sky welcomed us. Many tourists were walking around, which alleviated my tension.

“Karma, did you make it?” Sergei asked over radio communication.

After a few seconds of silence, she responded, “Yes, we just made it out of the church. We will follow you as planned.”

With maintained eye-sight of each other, we kept our distance. The beauty of the Kremlin overwhelmed me. We walked by the Presidential Palace, Church of the Twelve Apostles and the Tsar Cannon to name a few of the wonders found on the premises.

Casually the group strolled through the Spasskaya Tower entrance which brought us to the Red Square, the heart of Moscow. Here, people strolled by, enjoying the sites and getting to where they needed to go.

With confidence and swagger, Sergei led the way. St. Basil's Cathedral was on the other side of the square.

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