The Holo Droid Sagas: Part 5 - The Light at the End of the World
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It was hoped that now the Artificial Army had been destroyed, the Artificial Intelligence threat would have lessened.
However, information intercepted indicated that within a year, a neutron star would be exploded, releasing a gamma ray burst that would destroy all higher organic life forms in a vast area, and within a matter of months, everything would perish leaving only plant life intact.
What were they going to do now...
Adrian Holland
Adrian is primarily known for his artwork and book cover designs, although he is also an author. Originally from Solihull, West Midlands, England, he now lives in Rural Cheshire. Adrian has written a series of five Spiritually Influenced books, a series of thirteen Science Fiction books, and a series Fantasy and Mystery books.
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The Holo Droid Sagas - Adrian Holland
The Holo Droid Sagas
Part 5 - The Light at the End of the World
Adrian Holland
Published by AMAZOLA
The right of Adrian Holland to be identified as the Author of the work has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Design and Patents Act 1988.
Copyright © Adrian Holland 2019
ISBN 978-1-909466-92-0
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Cover design by Adrian Holland
I was very close to both of my parents who were my best friends, and I have lost count of the number of happy times we shared, and all of the creativity and laughter. Like my beloved father Joe, my mother Margaret was so special, and my total inspiration. I would therefore like to dedicate this book to their memory.
Contents
Introduction
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
Eleven
Twelve
Thirteen
Fourteen
Fifteen
Sixteen
Seventeen
Eighteen
Nineteen
Twenty
Twenty One
Epilogue
The field is the sole governing agency of matter.
Albert Einstein
Introduction
Haunting pictures continued to be transmitted by the communications grid, as everyone was transfixed by what they saw. Bodies were everywhere, but fortunately most of them were either Hybrids, Reptilians or Artificial Soldiers.
Their attempt to interfere with the holo chips embedded within the cloned human soldiers had been a success, although looking at the carnage it felt like anything but.
Floods of tears rolled down Freya's cheeks, and she was very glad to see the Commander re-entering the cargo hold. It was time to leave and plan their next move, although by the look on Halvor's face, there was even more bad news to come.
How was he going to tell them that he had intercepted information which indicated that within a year, a neutron star would be exploded, releasing a gamma ray burst that would destroy all higher organic life forms within the Empire, and within a matter of months, everything would perish leaving only plant life intact...
One
A tuft of seagrass bobbed gently to and fro in the gentle currant, as a brightly coloured fish swam by. It then stopped, looking at a moon glass structure embedded on the sea floor. Its curiosity was peaked by the sight of a Holo Droid sitting cross legged meditating. To the fish it was an extraordinary sight, something that it had never witnessed before.
How long has he been there?
Freya asked the Commander who also thought it extraordinary.
About an hour.
She had never witnessed anything quite like it before, and neither had the Commander.
After the remembrance ceremony, they had decided to relocate somewhere else, as they all needed to recharge their proverbial batteries.
Vilgot Bodil, Supreme Commander of the Titan Super Soldiers, knew the whereabouts of all of their secret bases, and their scheduled use. This particular one was where they underwent their deep sea training, Vatten Varld, the water world, comprised of nothing but ocean, and within its depths a small complex had been constructed.
Well at least he's stopped swearing!
Starfield's language had become rather colourful of late, and his behaviour erratic to say the least, and yet he had proved himself to be a valued member of the team.
They decided to leave him to it, returning to the others who were relaxing in one of the other rooms. The whole complex comprised of a series of interconnected bubbles, and the Holo Droid had positioned himself in one of the outer observation rooms. Gaia, the teardrop shaped advanced craft, had used her shield to push through the water and was now inside one of the large underwater hangers.
All in all, Vilgot had to admit that they had done rather well...
His old friend Halvor had been quiet ever since they arrived, and at first, he thought that it was just the enormity of what they had achieved that was playing on his mind, but knowing him so well, he realised that there was more to it than that.
He was with his wife and daughter, enjoying some valuable family time, whilst Doctor Sorenson was with Bear, the mammoth former Titan Super Soldier. Bjorn was eating, he always seemed to be eating, never able to quench his massive appetite. Although, there did not appear to be an ounce of fat on him, and sometimes the Commander wondered where it all went?
Freya was accompanying him, never having left his side. She was still upset about the ceremony, as many innocent people had either been killed or injured. Thankfully, most of them had been either Reptilian Hybrids, Artificial Soldiers or cloaked Reptilians. The news from home was not good, as everywhere was in chaos, and a state of emergency had been declared.
No one fully understood what had happened, or why so many people appeared to be under the influence of something they did not fully understand. Nano robots had been discovered in the blood streams of thousands of people, who had been quarantined.
The Commander realised that he had some major decisions to make, and so, after giving things a great deal of thought, he had decided to call a meeting...
The brightly colour fish looked around, and then back towards the large moon glass bubble. It was used to seeing the underwater structure, and the abundance of sea life. But, what it was not used to seeing was the strange object inside glowing in different translucent shades.
Starfield was deep in meditation, as a rainbow of colours streamed through his moon glass shell. In his mind, he could see Mjolnir, who was guiding him.
Well done Stellan.
The being of light really thought that he was making progress.
You asked me about the quest to discovered happiness.
Starfield continued to glow.
"If you are unhappy, it is because you are not living happily, and at harmony with your surroundings, because you have not learnt to accept the world as it is, with all its disadvantages and possibilities of suffering. You can only attain happiness by realising the causes