Transcript of an illegal recording done in a waiting room of the Ministry of the Interior
Participants: unknown – transcribed by machine
Classification: sealed by court order pending a legal challenge against the inadmissibility of documents transscribed by machines as legal evidence of the defense
#1: Hi, coffee?
#2: Thanks, yes I need it
#3: Sure
#1: How are things at home.
#2: Sleeping on the couch. Trip to Egypt is cancelled. My wife does not want to believe in monsters.
#3: Ouch
#1: Indeed. Why is legal here? Not that we don’t appreciate you, but this is unusual.
#3: He’s got ideas. Understandable even.
#2: Yes.
#1: Now? Please tell me I am suspecting wrong. When was he told?
#3: 90 minutes before the announcement
#1: WTF?
#3: The old one thought he wanted her desk. Didn’t trust him.
Royal Road is the home of this novel. Visit there to read the original and support the author.#2: I can’t say she was wrong on his ambitions.
#1: That explains the nature of the material I was told to cover.
#2: You didn’t know.
#1: Nope
#2: O glory and sunshine
#3: He thinks they are traitors.
#2: Are they?
#3: Not doable. You can’t get people for not telling the government something unless there is a specific law. Not even not telling them that our most fundamental assumption about the universe is wrong.
#1: We will need to continue the projects. You’ll be charged with finding some reason.
#3. Already done. A state of national defense helps immensely. They are holding assets vital to national defense after all. I didn’t even have to knock out my sense of ethics.
#2: Anything sensitive in the papers?
#1: The source, technically.
#2: Even I don’t know that.
#1: There is nothing to know. We got it from the Mossad. The company in Russia was their front.
#3: So they did penetrate theirs.
#1: That’s a plausible assumption. But still only an assumption.