Monsignor Danver: A Short Story

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Tanja, the Wise Man’s German shepherd, was taking point as she was snooping around the hallways and classrooms of Monsignor Danvers’ Real World version, helping her owner and DHvKA look for the other M-Bomb. Apart from being a nerve wracking experience for the Ryanites, especially because of the fact that many of them had little idea as to how they were going to defuse the device. But with the Wise Man keeping everyone’s feelings and thoughts under control, a sense of assured self-confidence pervaded them. Then, without warning, Tanja suddenly stopped moving and was positioned at a three way corridor somewhere in Monsignor Danvers. It meant to the Ryanites that something truly ominous was expecting them. The Wise Man, concerned, spoke to her to see what was going on in their immediate surroundings. “Wo ist die Bombe, Tanja (Where is the bomb, Tanja?)?” asked …show more content…
Their last message was that they were under attack from an unknown enemy force.” “RGA, Adelbu, FVL?” pondered Benedict. “Sorry, but it was none of the above,” was the commando’s response. “I sent some of my men to the location through the Teleportation Transponder, and we discovered that the one your sister set up was no longer active.” “The RGA must have attacked them then!” concluded Benedict. “At this point, I’m willing to believe that my sister is already dead from unknown assailants. Platoon Leader Graham, I expect this whole place on lock down. I want all of our men on full alert, and wary of intruders.” The IDA Platoon Leader asked his superior, “And our delivery of the M-Bomb is still ongoing, correct?” Benedict McGee nodded. “Yes,” he answered, “Our work remains yet to be completed, Platoon Leader. The M-Bomb is still being transported to the Otherworld variant of Monsignor Danvers, and the Confederation Program leaders will be expected to be in the gymnasium within the next ten

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