Chosen By The Moon

Chosen By The Moon.

He suddenly began routing in a draw to the left of his desk and pulled out a single holographic communication device. He placed it on the desk in front of him and slid it over to my side.

“Come back when you decide on your plan and I will provide you with my own answer…” I was shocked, I didn’t think any of Thai would actually work, I thought I was simply being overzealous in my attempts, however I was curious as to why he had seemingly gë a means of communication if he wanted me

to return in person. “This device, links up to one belonging to my grandfather.” And he was showing me this why? “My grandparents moved away and retired 14 years ago.” So they retired? I still wasn’t sure why he was suddenly telling me about his grandparents.

“I hope they are enjoying their retirement. I suppose it’s not quite what they imagined since the new world began.” He nodded but still remained adamant on showing off his high tech communication device. Was this to show off that he could still speak to whoever he wanted? The thought crossed my mind, but honestly he didn’t seem like the type.

“They moved to Australia…” Ok, now my interest was slightly peaked. The Australians very nearly managed to conduct a full scale rebellion of their own, resulting in the king needing to personally travel to quell their advances. “They also happened to tell

Me in detail all about how the king visited their district a few months ago.”

“You’re telling me that your grandparents live in the district that housed King Josh during the Australian attack?” I eyes the device that sat tauntingly on top of the wooden desk, and I felt excitement building up in side me.

“That’s exactly what I’m telling you. I’ll also say, that my grandfather might just personally know the rebels leader. A Mr Jack Anderson.” So this holographic phone, this simply small piece of technology in front of me had the capacity to connect me to the leader of the most successful rebellion to date?

“Why are you giving me this information? If you wish to remain impartial?” He appeared to be mulling it over in his mind, but simply smiled at me. I honestly could not work this guy out.

“Perhaps my stance on your rebellion has shifted slightly. Now that it has a leader who intends to actually set things in motion.” He pushed the cellular gadget a bit closer to me while I shook my head. This is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

“I’m not the leader.”

“Are you sure about that?” Lewis and Gilliard had done much more for the cause than I had, hell I was

only just starting to feel like myself again after all the trauma. “No matter, why don’t you take that, and come back here in two weeks. Reiterate your plan to me for after the kings downfall, and I will let you know my stance on the matter.”

It was vague, and I wasn’t sure why I needed a plan, but still I nodded my head.

“Ok, Alpha.”

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