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If that is a
dragon, I am claiming for my Black Knight armor refund. She was an authentic
design if you liked Lego's; I mean this is the 2012 and you would expect a
mechanized droid looking scale contraption but the Doctor in the House got a
real life dragon team there.
It was actually a
group of guards; the one at the helm sitting on a golf buggy cart with a twin
flame thrower gun while his cart was pulling three more cart with men toting
machine guns. The men are wearing thermal googles and the carts are all painted
green.
"Jon, we
can't outrun that dragon." Honey pulled at my sleeve. "We need to
find cover."
Then I remember Z'
seedlings. I read the instructions and took out one to plant it there.
"Jon, this
not the time to plant seedlings. If we can't save ourselves, how can we save
those trees? More to it, you need to water it for it to grow."
I did water it
then and the seedling became a sprout and then a tree. Its a Beech Tree; one
that can grow to a height of 80 or 100 feet with a 10 feet trunk.
Have you ever
plant a Beech tree in the sandy beaches? Here was the result; it tumbled down
before its roots could take hold of the loose sand.
"Told ya, the
urine contains too many minerals. It accelerated the growth factor." I
whispered to Honey before rushing out to push it towards the dragon.
"Timber!"
I would had shouted but we were on a silent mission here. The tree fell and
with luck on my side, it landed on the 'dragon team' and snuff them out.
"By George,
the dragon vanquished by the old Beech. I said that's a reason to
celebrate." I broke radio silence. The 'dragon' exploded into a big
explosion and with the extra firewoods; it became a big bonfire.
"Not so fast,
Mr Blake." I turned around to see Doctor Yes still in his pajamas holding
Honey Rider hostage with a gun to her left ribs. "Move another step, and
she dies."
"Doctor Yes,
let us work out a compromise." I point to the bonfire. "That would
show up on the satellite and the authorities would be here soon. You ain't got
no where to run."
"Running ain't
an option to me. I would rather die than run. But my boss tells me that I need
to live and die another day. I am taking Ms. Rider with me so you would come
after me." Doctor Yes can be a very convincing person.
I looked at Honey
and recalled I only knew her just yesterday, but heck, I loved her. She's a
beauty in my mind; all the smoothness and bucking moves she does.
"Mr. Blake,
allow me to tell you this. Your mission was flawed. There was no attempt to
block the Sun. We actually want to use it to direct its heat to where we can
make it to good use like burning up a forest. Or drying a lake. UNCLE was lame
to think we would reveal it at that premature time to them. Now we are and you
got 24 hours to get us stopped." Doctor Yes has an ego the size of his
resort.
"The real
threat was from Hugo Draken. I am just the distraction." I saw the
helicopter arrived overhead and landed nearby. "Goodbye, Mr.Blake. Nice to
had entertained you for so long. Now its time to go."
I could do nothing
except watched Doctor Yes took Honey Rider on the craft.
"Pardon us,
buddy. We took a wrong turn on the coordinates." I looked at the newcomer
who just tapped his hand on my shoulder. He was dressed in camouflage and fully
clad in commandos attire with the red beret on his head. His face was swabbed
with dark shoe polish with green algae for the nose. Guess its SPF30 there. He
holds the rank of Major.
"Major Telix,
you are late." I shrugged off his hand and walked away.
I can see the
reinforcements arriving on the shore now for the final coup. The beach was soon
lined up with amphibian boats and landing crafts. They even brought in the
Press for the extra breaking news.
"Telix, who's
in command here?" I asked.
"That would
be the British bloke with the Scottish ascent. He is over yonder adjusting his
scarf." I saw the balding officer holding onto his rifle as he directs
action. I ran up to him and he recognised me.
"Two Zero
Twelve, Commander JB at your service. I am bonded to served and here I am. I
got your signal but we werre a bridge too short to come earlier. We would take
things from here now. You done your job, we would mopped up for you."
Commander B shook my hands, while motioning his men to move in.
"By the way,
the intel you gave to Telix helped us to gather enough evidence to stop Doc
Yes." The man was an icon on the beach with his charisma and ascent. I
looked at his hand and asked him.
"Did you
shake Telix's hand?" The Commander nodded.
"Better get
it treated. He's got herpes."
Back on the command
vessel while the Commander was in Medical, I asked the Comms officer to patch
me through to UNCLE Command.
I told UNCLE,
Doctor Julian Yes was only an accomplice to the project. The real culprit was
another name Huge Draken. He does not want to blackout the Sun, he wants to use
its power to burn the spots on Earth on his command.
M sent me on next
leg of my mission.
I also them to
send me a lotion for Herpes. Her reply was astounding; "not you too. We
all had that last month when Telix was here for the briefing. Bloody infectious
chap."
Doctor Julian Yes
was a member of GHOST or General Halt On Saving Trees; the organization which
viewed saving the environment a wasteful idea. They want to see the Earth over
populated, extinguish of its resources and above it all, devoid of life except
theirs. These group of demented personalities collate their resources to
destroy the world. Their head is an unknown person by name of Judas Thirteen.
Huge Draken was
identified as one of their henchman like Doctor Julian Yes.
GHOST operates
with a division of enforcers called BAAL or Bad Awesome Atrocious Lineup. They
do all the dirty works like burning forest and flooding fertile lands, or
making special agents like me extinct. They have some bad names in the payroll.
But with Honey Rider captive, this has become a personal issue now.
"Nobody licks
my Manuka and gets away with it." I told Command.
"Jon, I did
not know you liked honey. I do have Manuka at my place." I can just
visualize M with the honey, and almost puked there.
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