Chapter 16

Pinakabagong kabanata

• Legend Of The Magical Flower: A Fairy Tale (Book Complete)   Chapter 4

  I awoke with a jerk then regretted it as the back of my neck started to throb. Getting up I could see that I had fallen asleep on the key board. Looking around after relieving myself I was a little concerned as to where Sheila was.Shrugging my shoulders I went back to the comp starting to type again as fast as I could. Almost an hour later I had completed another program. One that would help me to try and figure out just what in the hell was going on with Sheila. Then again I was going to need the next one to actually affect any change within her.I heard a slight noise looking up Sheila appeared a moment later. Leaning over my shoulder she nodded her head. "I see that you are finally getting to the programs to help you with my systems." Taking out a lead s

• Legend Of The Magical Flower: A Fairy Tale (Book Complete)   Chapter 3

  I punched the wall near Sheila when she told me that the other self-destruct had been activated. I had been with her almost all the time, and then I snapped my fingers. That one time that I had to leave the bunker to meet with the brass! It had to be then when they had inserted most of the tracers."I'm afraid I'm going to have to access your positronic brain Sheila. I am sorry that you have to go through this." I said shaking my head."It is all well Doctor Gance, I- I know that your skills are far superior to any other. If I feel that you cannot retrieve it within safe time parameters, I will evacuate the space. They will not have a way to find you. Therefore you should be able to leave without peril." Sheila said with all sincerity.

• Legend Of The Magical Flower: A Fairy Tale (Book Complete)   Chapter 2

  Sheila went on at a fast pace for what seemed like hours. "I think I have adjusted my speed enough to allow you proper protection with my air shield." She told me when we stopped.Looking around I saw that we were at what appeared to be an underground mining operation. Well it had been as it appeared now that it was abandoned. There were signs everywhere warning of the dangers of the mine. I looked further around satisfied 'til I saw the cameras. "We'll have to do something about the surveillance equipment. I don't want to raise an alarm possibly alerting them to the fact that we are here.""Yes Doctor Gance I have taken all of this into account when I chose this location. It is one of five areas on this continent that are able to block the signal completely

• Legend Of The Magical Flower: A Fairy Tale (Book Complete)   Part 3 - Chapter 1

  Sheila - synthetic, humanoid, enlightened, inquisitive, living, android-----------------------------------------Hello my name is Roger Gance and I am a dead man. Well I am if I can't figure a way out of this problem. You see I am a cybernetic/android programmer, creator. I recently found out what was being done with my creations so you might say I rebelled. That's when they sent one of my prototypes after me; one that they had been using for assassinations and a few general killings.My latest creation I had developed over the last fifteen years. A synthetic, humanoid, enlightened, inquisitive, living, android - Sheila as I called her was far beyond anything

• Legend Of The Magical Flower: A Fairy Tale (Book Complete)   Chapter 12

  XIII.NewBeginningsThe sky was an array of pinks, reds, and purples as the heroes of Serenai arrived at the remains of the Unicorn Kingdom. As the flyers landed, their riders got off of them before the flyers changed form."Oh my goodness!" exclaimed Joyce when she saw her home.Pristine stepped forward before turning to her court."This world is still filled with power. All we have to do is add our power to it and the world with heal itself." she replied.

• Legend Of The Magical Flower: A Fairy Tale (Book Complete)   Chapter 11

  XXII.The ProphecyIs FulfilledThis was it; the time for the epic battle between the Child of Light and the Evil One to begin. Both Pristine and Zeather fought each other like they did centuries ago. No one could figure out who was winning. Even the gods, who were watching from the Heavens, couldn't tell who was winning. Corlana, who was the epitome of patience, was pacing back in forth in front of a big globe that displayed the fight. She was all white and her eyes held no pupils."My sister, she will win." said a man with long brown hair and green robes.