SYSTEM SEA-Z: Saving The Scientists

e. His eyes raked the surrounding streets for pursuers as he followed her. It wasn't much-small two-storey with peeling paint and meager furnishings-but it would have to suffice

eat. Dr. Park took a long gulp of water, her hands shaking. "You still haven't told me wh

been bugging the communication lines of Nexus. We've been informed that they target scientists like

ed materials for... future technologies. I'm under a government c

prised what people are willing to do

are-fast. SEA-Z chimed in Jill's mind, "Host, it would be prudent to gather intelligence on Dr. Park's work. Access to det

s or devices that hold your research? Anything th

ta drive in it. It has some of my updated works and, well, communications regardi

over to her. "Good thinking, keeping it on you,"

hrough it. Make sure you don't

aking functions, which sifted through layer after layer of security at a speed no normal software could hope to keep up with. It didn't take long for the sy

d keywords in the communic

ces to advanced molecular engineering and military applications. It would appea

ectronics or infrastructure. If it is militarized, then Nexus could b

ut off the laptop display and went for his sidearm, heading for the window to look out into the street. There

ximity. It would be wise to seek a new location." Jill's heart quickened. He stepped into the li

ses-keeping low and quiet-while they worked their way down toward an alley at the end of the block. Jill's mind raced wit

men turned the corner, their voices hushed; their faces were unmistakabl

roze, their faces closing into suspicious

officer," one of them sneer

dearm. "I'm afraid it does. No

Jill was quicker; his police training with SEA-Z heightening his reflexes became an advantage. In an inst

fixed on the agents. They did not need a second invitation. Dr. Park bolted, and Jill followed close behind, putting distance b

We need a place they won't expec

th," SEA-Z replied, casting a new trajectory on Ji

d how much of it was already closing in around them. For now, the goal was simply to stay one step ahead, t