The Kremlin Phoenix
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Zikky explained. “There’s no trace of Craig Balard in any historical record – not since his English death certificate vanished.”
“But there are still birth records, right?” Captain Wilkins asked.
“Yeah, we haven’t erased him from history!” Zikky declared. “But we have no record of how he dies. Nothing!”
“And there have been no more resets?” Wilkins asked.
“There won’t be any resets, unless we trigger them.” Mariena said. “The current timeline is what happened, and it will stay as it is, unless w...e find a way to change it.”
“That means finding Craig Balard,” Zikky said, “Where ever he is.”
“What countries did the Montreal data center cover?”
“North America, Western Europe, and partial feeds from a few other regions,” Zikky replied.
“English language feeds, right?”
she asked.
“And local French.”
“We need to check non-English language data exchanges.”
Zikky rolled his eyes. “How are we going to do that? We don’t even know if other data exchanges survived the war, and even if they did, we don’t have the access codes.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zikky explained. “There’s no trace of Craig Balard in any historical record – not since his English death certificate vanished.”
“But there are still birth records, right?” Captain Wilkins asked.
“Yeah, we haven’t erased him from history!” Zikky declared. “But we have no record of how he dies. Nothing!”
“And there have been no more resets?” Wilkins asked.
“There won’t be any resets, unless we trigger them.” Mariena said. “The current timeline is what happened, and it will stay as it is, unless w...e find a way to change it.”
“That means finding Craig Balard,” Zikky said, “Where ever he is.”
“What countries did the Montreal data center cover?”
“North America, Western Europe, and partial feeds from a few other regions,” Zikky replied.
“English language feeds, right?”
she asked.
“And local French.”
“We need to check non-English language data exchanges.”
Zikky rolled his eyes. “How are we going to do that? We don’t even know if other data exchanges survived the war, and even if they did, we don’t have the access codes.”
What to read after The Kremlin Phoenix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Renneberg to read onlineMoreLess
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