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8.01.2012

Chapter 6-1: Unforseen Developments - Priorities


Julian- United Human Faction- Day 54

            Julian had been wrong to trust Jeremy. The Senator was the enemy, and John was a traitor, but Jeremy’s words were stuck in his head. They really were on the same side. They always had been. They both wanted the same change. Their only disagreement had been the methodology.
            Julian understood what Jeremy had accomplished, but it had taken days for the realization sink in. The senator was finally free, escaped from both John and Richard, each in a different way. Julian had seen the Senator pull off a myriad of tricks in his elections, but never expected to fall for one himself. Revenge was not essential, though. He had a mission, and he planned to complete it. He and Paul were leaving for Cheyenne, Wyoming within the hour.
            Julian finished packing his things and donned the Mask before meeting Paul in the lobby of Memorial Tower. Paul only nodded to him and began walking toward their transport. The route they were taking would cost them days, but security was a priority. The armies were safe in Richard’s hands for the time being.
            The Masked Man and his friend made their way through the parking lot, which served as a preparation zone for the movement. Everything from bazookas to computer servers were being loaded into those transport trucks not already packed with human cargo. Julian and Paul loaded themselves into an IFV near the middle of the convoy. They planned to remain out of sight until they rendezvoused with Richard, hiding in plain sight, as they always had.
            Paul seemed preoccupied the entire first day of travel. He spoke only when spoken to, and even then his statements were brief. He seemed distracted, looking out the thin windows for long periods of time, then shuffling through his pack as if he had forgotten something essential. It was obvious that the item was always present, though. The behavior was unnerving, but Julian decided to keep his mouth shut. It was better to move forward than to fixate on the present.






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