about it. I was more interested in the medical aspects. Archeology was a little beyond me. I remember something about Hyperboreans and the possibility that they’ve been on the planet for a very long time, but called by other names,” he explained, hoping that Mikal would be satisfied with his answers.
Chris sighed and slammed his hands down on the table startling Dr. Mussberger.
“Your usefulness is rapidly declining. You’re not telling us anything we didn’t already know,” Chris accused the doctor.
Mikal looked at his brother in surprise.
“How did you know all that?” Mikal asked.
Several of his siblings snorted.
“Like we wouldn’t find out what we could from Sergei,” Vladimir said.
“We had to know how to help you if you were ever injured,” Liam said softly.
“Hell, one of us was always there with you when you and the doc were doing all those tests and stuff when you were little. You’re our brother; we paid attention,” Chris admitted as his other siblings nodded their head.
“Damn right we did,” Declan said.
“We have special vials for you in the field med kits. They have extra elements in them to help you heal and replace anything you may lose through injury,” Trevor added.
Angel walked over to Mikal and hugged him tight.
“You’re our brother. We’d never let anything happen to you,” she said before she gave him a loud smacking kiss on his cheek and went back to her chair.
Mikal was a little overcome with emotion for a moment. He knew that they loved and cared for him, but he didn’t realize just how much until now. When he regained control, he nodded his head.
“Chris is right, we’re getting nowhere on this. Let’s talk about the lab so we can get the females out of there,” Mikal said.
Dr. Mussberger, seeing it as a sign that his death was imminent, began to hyperventilate.
“Oh for the love of . . . Argh!” Declan muttered in frustration.
Amun immediately programmed the mediband on Dr. Mussberger’s wrist to inject another dose of the calming agent, and the doctor started to calm down.
Mikal leaned forward and glared at the doctor, his patience nearing an end, but he knew that they needed the man for a while longer.
“We have no intention of killing you. Yet. There is much that you know that you may not realize. When the other doctors arrive, you can speak with them in your medical lingo and explain everything you know to them. Now, when do the guards go on their shift change?” Mikal asked evenly.
Dr. Mussberger nodded his head slowly, much calmer.
“They change at midnight. Each one of them is armed with darts of the drug. All it takes is for the drug to pierce the skin even slightly, and it’s enough to render you powerless,” the doctor admitted to Mikal, hoping if he cooperated they wouldn’t kill him.
Everyone looked at the clock on the wall in the room.
“See, you were just useful. You may live yet,” Chris told the doctor before turning to his other siblings.
“We have 18 hours before shift change. I want six people out there now watching to make sure they don’t try to move those girls,” Chris said.
Declan, Liam, Dree, Trick, Haruki, and Vladimir all stood and headed towards the door.
“You better get full gear, including food and water, and I want updates every 30!” Chris called after them.
“Yes, Mom!” Haruki said, waving his hand behind him as he left and followed the others to get their gear.
When they left, the others moved closer to the conference room table.
Chris leaned on the table and looked at his siblings.
“The rest of us are going to hit them when they have shift change while Mikal and Chance go in through the air system. Hopefully, with us keeping them occupied in the front, they’ll never notice them going in the back. Did you get building plans?” Chris asked Siggy and Dante.
“Yeah, we did. We have three different options of plans for similar buildings made at the time. We were hoping that Chance
Chris sighed and slammed his hands down on the table startling Dr. Mussberger.
“Your usefulness is rapidly declining. You’re not telling us anything we didn’t already know,” Chris accused the doctor.
Mikal looked at his brother in surprise.
“How did you know all that?” Mikal asked.
Several of his siblings snorted.
“Like we wouldn’t find out what we could from Sergei,” Vladimir said.
“We had to know how to help you if you were ever injured,” Liam said softly.
“Hell, one of us was always there with you when you and the doc were doing all those tests and stuff when you were little. You’re our brother; we paid attention,” Chris admitted as his other siblings nodded their head.
“Damn right we did,” Declan said.
“We have special vials for you in the field med kits. They have extra elements in them to help you heal and replace anything you may lose through injury,” Trevor added.
Angel walked over to Mikal and hugged him tight.
“You’re our brother. We’d never let anything happen to you,” she said before she gave him a loud smacking kiss on his cheek and went back to her chair.
Mikal was a little overcome with emotion for a moment. He knew that they loved and cared for him, but he didn’t realize just how much until now. When he regained control, he nodded his head.
“Chris is right, we’re getting nowhere on this. Let’s talk about the lab so we can get the females out of there,” Mikal said.
Dr. Mussberger, seeing it as a sign that his death was imminent, began to hyperventilate.
“Oh for the love of . . . Argh!” Declan muttered in frustration.
Amun immediately programmed the mediband on Dr. Mussberger’s wrist to inject another dose of the calming agent, and the doctor started to calm down.
Mikal leaned forward and glared at the doctor, his patience nearing an end, but he knew that they needed the man for a while longer.
“We have no intention of killing you. Yet. There is much that you know that you may not realize. When the other doctors arrive, you can speak with them in your medical lingo and explain everything you know to them. Now, when do the guards go on their shift change?” Mikal asked evenly.
Dr. Mussberger nodded his head slowly, much calmer.
“They change at midnight. Each one of them is armed with darts of the drug. All it takes is for the drug to pierce the skin even slightly, and it’s enough to render you powerless,” the doctor admitted to Mikal, hoping if he cooperated they wouldn’t kill him.
Everyone looked at the clock on the wall in the room.
“See, you were just useful. You may live yet,” Chris told the doctor before turning to his other siblings.
“We have 18 hours before shift change. I want six people out there now watching to make sure they don’t try to move those girls,” Chris said.
Declan, Liam, Dree, Trick, Haruki, and Vladimir all stood and headed towards the door.
“You better get full gear, including food and water, and I want updates every 30!” Chris called after them.
“Yes, Mom!” Haruki said, waving his hand behind him as he left and followed the others to get their gear.
When they left, the others moved closer to the conference room table.
Chris leaned on the table and looked at his siblings.
“The rest of us are going to hit them when they have shift change while Mikal and Chance go in through the air system. Hopefully, with us keeping them occupied in the front, they’ll never notice them going in the back. Did you get building plans?” Chris asked Siggy and Dante.
“Yeah, we did. We have three different options of plans for similar buildings made at the time. We were hoping that Chance
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