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Deep inside an underground bunker in a secluded location in the Rocky
Mountains a dozen of the world's leading scientists worked through the
latest trans-dimensional calculations. One gentleman stood in the back of
the room, slovenly dressed in a shirt that hadn't been changed in days and
sporting a face that hadn't seen a razor in weeks.
He ignored the rest of the team, not that he didn't have anything to
contribute most of what they were arguing over were his calculations.
Punching some numbers on a hand held computer, he ran several scenarios
with several different results. None of the scenarios were acceptable
except for the one that included all of his original calculations. Some of
the other scenarios would prove to be disastrous.
"Are we actually here to open a trans-dimensional gateway or are we just
screwing around?"
The room got suddenly quiet, all eyes turned to the man in the back of the
room. As a two time Noble Prize winner in mathematical physics what came
out of his mouth was usually considered gospel. Most claimed him to be the
true heir to Einstein, the rest claimed that he was a combination of
Einstein and Hawking. What disappointed most was that he was no longer the
vivacious young scientist like a rock star that turned the world on its
head eight years ago. With breakthroughs in quantum energy and trans-
dimensional dynamics there was talk among the community of harnessing the
energy between worlds.
Such energy if harnessed correctly would bring the world out of the dark
ages of oil and gas. Harnessed correctly the energy would take this world
to the stars. The scientist spoke before packed rooms made up of mostly
young people, about space travel beyond our Solar System and even travel
between dimensions. They would become the Columbus or Magellan of a new
age.
This was all before a drug resistant cancer took the man?s wife away. In
less than a year, the woman who was a picture of grace and beauty wasted
away. He never left her side. When she could no longer walk, he carried
her. When she could no longer eat by herself, he fed her. When she could no
longer move, he sat by her side and cared for her every need. When she
died, he almost joined her. He would have followed her willingly to the
grave but those around him would not let him.
?Jack you?re scaring the children.? Rose Hawthorne, another Noble
prizewinner in mathematical physics took a seat by her old friend and lover
Jack Leigh. They had dated for a while in college most of the time they
ignored the Titanic jokes but the relationship wasn?t meant to last. He was
one of her closest friends but she had always wished for something more.
She had tried to be jealous of his wife Maggie but they were such a good
fit. If there was any truth to soul mates, they were the poster children.
She was ecstatic that he had finally joined the team to build the first
trans-dimensional gateway. Of course, without him they would likely not
have been funded by any of the dozen or so nations that were paying the
bills.
?Them young whipper-snappers.? Jack gave a half smile as he ran through the
calculations for a sixth time. She giggled; Jack was ten or more years
junior to mostly everyone in the room.
?This is bullshit, Rose, where did they get those calculations? Did you see
the ones covering the thermal flux? Did some preschooler write them?? He
typed in one of the calculations, ran the scenario and thrust it in her
face. ?Boom!?
She looked down at his computer. He was right of course; in fact, he was
usually right when it came to trans-dimensional physics. It was as if he
was working on a different level then everyone else. It scared her
sometimes. Mostly it made his colleges jealous. ?You?re right; I?ll
recommend to the team that we don?t use those calculations.?
?Damn straight we won?t. Nicki Ioannou had some good ideas on Rift
management. Why don?t we have her on the team??
Rose nodded, the brilliant Greek scientist would have been a worthwhile
member of the team; unfortunately politics kept her away. ?Greece is
bankrupt they could never afford to buy in to this technology. Plus she
made some enemies at the last European physics symposium.?
?It?s only because her theories stepped on too many people?s ideas on how
the world should work.? He rolled his eyes and mumbled something about the
idiocy of politics. He didn?t mention to Rose that he helped Nicki with
that presentation. ?When this latest test fails, and it will; I?ll go
before the board and demand she is put on my team or I am going to walk.
Enough of the politics, I am doing this for everyone?s future, not just so
Americans can run their air conditioners cheaper. Hell, if they push me
I?ll do it myself. I can get enough corporate backing, plenty of Angel
investors out there with more cash than most countries.?
Rose looked at him with interest. This was the old Jack, the Jack that
burned with new ideas. He never allowed anyone to stand in the way of his
goal. She had a sudden terrified thought of being left out. ?You would
still allow me to be on your team wouldn?t you?? She asked, almost in a
little girl?s voice. It was as if she was asking to be on his team for
dodge ball in school.
He looked at her with his bright blue eyes. God she loved them. ?Of course,
don?t be silly I love your calculations on quantum disbursement. Crazy how
much energy we need to bleed off, nothing we have now can handle that much
output. Frankly I think we should lock ourselves in a room for six months,
maybe get another Nobel Prize out of the deal.?
Rose squirmed at the thought of being locked in a room with him. She cursed
her unprofessionalism but before her stood, the Jack she had once loved.
The mathematician reached over and took his hand ?Jack.?
He reacted badly; throwing his hand up and immediately knew that he did.
?I?m sorry Rose, I can?t?not yet.?
Rose nodded sadly. Jack was missing a part of himself and she knew deep
down it was something that she would be unable to fill. ?Can I still be on
your team??
He looked at her and smiled reaching out his with knuckles. ?Of course,
best friends??
She nodded giving him a knuckle bump.
Most of the team sat half a mile deep in the bunker with the tools of their
trade surrounding them. In a small chamber, another mile beneath the room
sat the equipment that would change the world forever. Wires and metals in
an almost spider like design thrummed with the initial subatomic energy.
?If we were smart we would be doing this experiment on the moon.? Haruki
Ito , an engineer from Japan, commented.
Stephen Carver grunted. ?It would have been cost prohibitive.? A professor
from Cambridge and the senior researcher in the current experiment he was
proud that his team out of Cambridge wrote most of the latest calculations.
He still resented the fact that Jack Leigh was brought in to oversee the
project. They should have left him on his ranch to rot. If they needed him,
there was always email.
What really bothered him was a rumor that Jack was going to pull himself
from the project and get corporate backing. A small side of the Cambridge
professor, a side he kept well hidden, was in awe of the American
physicist. The calculations he tossed out were difficult, it was almost
impossible to understand how they were produced. Dr. Carver ignored the
thought and brought up the calculations for the most recent test, they
looked good enough.
?Dr. Leigh, we are ready to start.?
?Try not to blow up the planet, Stephen,? Rose joked. The rest of the room
gave a nervous laugh.
The experiment, as Jack predicted, failed miserably. Stephen growled in
frustration and looked up as Jack gave Rose Hawthorne a knowing smile. Then
it came to him, the bastard actually knew it was going to fail. He of
course ignored the fact that Jack had been telling them all week to change
the experiment.
?Doctor Leigh, I would like to try it again but with some new calculations.
We have run them through the simulator with varying results.?
Jack shrugged. ?It?s your dime, Stephen.?
A half an hour later the new calculations were loaded and the experiment
reset to run again.
?Make it so.? Jack laughed as the rest of the room just rolled their eyes.
All hell immediately broke loose. Energy displacement went off the chart
and all of the internal radiation counters popped around the room. ?Settle
down folks, we are still Ok but I recommend that all non-essential personal
move themselves to the upper floors.? Jack leaned over and calmly spoke to
the team leader for the group that would need to start the decontamination
process of anyone who exited the lab.
?Jack.? Rose motioned to two of her monitors, and then started to tremble.
Stephen Carver stood up and pulled his computer screen with him. The
hologram screen flickered in and out a couple of times because of the
radiation. ?That shouldn?t have happened.? He dragged it towards Doctor
Leigh who watched his own monitors.
?Should have, would have, Stephen.? He turned to one of the engineers. ?Get
ready to dump the entire thing if necessary.?
?You can?t, Jack, it will cost us months of work,? Stephen exclaimed.
The Nobel scientist looked at Stephen with disgust then reached over and
started to type out some calculations on the fly. The Cambridge professor
stood in awe. ?Well, we shouldn?t have to worry about months of lost work
Stephen. We have a living gateway, congratulations.? At that point
secondary radiation counters popped and alarms began to go off throughout
the complex. ?The planet on the other hand is going to be toast, actually
maybe even this Solar System.? A number of people about the room started to
cry. They had doomed the entire planet. The trans-dimensional reaction had
gone out of control.
?OK folks, not that it?s going to matter but everyone evacuate.? Jack broke
a small glass plate on the wall next to him then punched a large red
button. Sirens began to go off. Inside the control room, he literally
pushed people into the emergency elevators. It would be like a rocket ride
to the surface. ?Get as far as you can away from the mountain. I?ll see
what I can do, I have my original calculations that I can work with.?
Stephen looked around as if he was ready to bolt. ?How is that going to
help? You cannot exactly run upstairs to your office.?
Jack laughed. ?They are in my head.?
?Impossible.? Stephen then took off leaving the others behind.
?You?re not leaving are you?? Rose walked over to him and slipped her hands
around his chest. ?I?ll stay, too.?
Without a word, Jack picked her up and walked her to the nearest elevator,
the last one leaving for the surface. He gave her a quick kiss then threw
the shocked woman inside. ?I?ll tell Maggie you said hi.?
With four screens opened up before him Jack?s hands flew over the keyboard,
he had run at least two different scenarios and all of them were bad.
Rubbing his hands over his face, he was positive that the upcoming
explosion was going to kill him way before the radiation.
?So, I wonder if you?re going to figure it out.?
He turned from his work and spied a young blonde girl sitting in a chair
spinning around in front one of the control terminals. She wore one of
those neo-Victorian outfits that were such a rage ten years ago. If it
wasn?t a weird reaction from radiation, perhaps it was a something from the
rift. ?Figure what out.?
?How to stop what is going on down below our feet.?
?I?m working on it.? He ran one more scenario, although it decreased the
explosion by twenty five percent but it wasn?t really that big a help.
?Boom right, you said that before. So Jack?how big a boom?? The young girl
giggled.
?What?s with the gothic Lolita look? You know that?s a bit out of date. If
you?re a hallucination at least I thought I would have better taste.? He
turned around. Actually if he was going to hallucinate, he wished it was
Maggie standing next to him.
?Better taste??
?Oh, don?t take it the wrong way; you?re definitely cute I?m just ten years
too old for you.?
She laughed and then got serious. ?How large, Jack??
?Nova to low level Super Nova, I am guessing.?
?You?re guessing.?
He shrugged. ?I might be off ten to fifteen percent but close enough when
you talking about wiping out planets light years away.?
She moved next him to watch the screens. ?You know, if you?re going to
stand there at least help.? For some reason he thought the little girl
could actually help. He wasn?t positive anymore that she was a
hallucination much less a little girl.
?Not permitted, sorry.?
?Figures.? The Nobel Prize scientist closed three of the computer screens.
The scenario endings were all depressing. He found himself concentrating
now on only one screen. He fingers began to type. She kept watching him
then smiled when a bright spark went off in the back of his eyes.
Jack began to make calculations on the fly within the program itself. It
should not have been possible. Theoretically, it took at the minimum thirty
minutes to reload the calculations when the system was down. In addition,
they were never loaded by hand. He did it anyway all from memory and then
he began to adjust the calculations. For a moment, before the world went
black he understood everything.
++++++++++
Jack sat on the edge of a moon crater watching the earth in all of its
glory. He smiled it was a great spot to watch the earthrise.
?So, no boom, kind of disappointing.?
He turned to the blonde haired girl who stood next to him. ?Sorry to
disappoint, I kind of like the earth, how it is not scattered across the
cosmos.?
?Oh no don?t get me wrong, I?m glad you did it. Good for you, really. See I
had a bet with the powers that be in this Universe and won.?
He didn?t really believe in the powers that be in any universe but then
again. ?So what would have happened if you lost??
?The earth and most of the surrounding stars would be nothing more than
expanding gas and you would be placed at the bottom of a galactic black
hole and left there for all eternity.?
?That?s good, I?m glad you won. So as the winner of this cosmic bet, what
do you get?? He was pretty positive he wouldn?t like where this was going.
?I get you of course. Jack you scare the bejesus out of the powers that run
this universe. No mortal should understand the inner workings of things.
Your head should have exploded, but no, you went on your own merry way
creating havoc.?
?Sorry.?
?Oh don?t be, it was a lot of fun. Now what to do about you? First of all
you have a reward coming.?
?A reward, I wasn?t really thinking of one. I mean the earth is still
around, that pretty much works for me.?
?I figured that would be your response. So who is Maggie?? She smiled like
she didn?t already know. Jack began from the beginning, it was cathartic,
an outpouring of his entire life with his wife. She was his only real
existence for living.
?So Jack, would you like to meet her again??
?You mean reborn, do that reincarnation thing? I?m not really a
metaphysical person so I?m not really sure how that works.? He understood
that in the strictest sense she wasn?t an Angel, just something different.
?Oh no you?re persona non grata in this Universe my friend. Another
dimension I think.? She smiled when he didn?t blink. It was so nice to work
with someone who understood how things worked but she could see real hope
in his eyes; a yearning for something missing. ?See I?m actually here not
because of you. I am a Spiritual Detective working out the wrinkles in the
multiverse. There is another Maggie without a ?you? and it?s causing
issues.?
?Oh, that makes sense.? He then began to explain how that would cause
problems within the overly complex systems regarding space-time. She began
to jump up and down and clap her hands excitedly, which was quite the feat
as the two of them stood on the moon.
?You have some growing up to do little girl but after that you?re coming to
work for me.? She grabbed his hand. ?Jack, my friend, I believe this is
going to be the start of a beautiful friendship.?
?What girl?? He never got out the rest as he felt himself stretched.
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Jack felt someone poking his side, this irritating constant poking. One
only person did that to him. ?Stop that, why do you insist on doing that
every morning.? He opened his eyes, that voice wasn?t his but that of a
young girl. He looked up and saw Maggie but it wasn?t Maggie standing over
him. She couldn?t be more than ten years old. ?Nadine, you silly goose,
you?re going to be late for school.?
?Maggie?? It suddenly all came back to him, she was her sister. No, it was
more than that, they were twins. Growing up on the outskirts of Paris they
lived with their mother and father under the reign of Prince Jean
Christophe Napoleon; Napoleon had not marched into Russia, there was no
Waterloo or World War I and World War II never happen. It was a very
different world but it was a world in which Maggie and Nadine were born. He
took one look at his former wife, his now twin and began to cry.
Maggie immediately leaped to her side laughing. ?Why are you crying, I
didn?t hurt you??
?I had a bad dream, you had died and I was all alone.? Great sobs wracked
her body. Jack had never really cried before but as Nadine, she let it all
out. Maggie soon joined her, the two twins feeding off one another.
Finally, they both calmed down.
?I?m not going anyplace.? Maggie wiped the tears from her face and then
from her sister?s.
?I love you, Maggie.? Nadine smiled, joy filling her heart a completeness
she thought she had lost.
?I love you too, Nadine.? She reached over and held her sister close.
?Always and forever.?
?Always and forever.?
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