"A lot has happened since you've been in that lab." Zach explained to Daylon when they had escaped the lab.
"We've got time. Explain." Said Daylon
"Well, for starters, there's a war going on," said Zach, "I developed a force field to keep them contained within a couple towns, but it won't hold much longer. The only thing we can do is use a couple of these." Zach held up a small disk.
"What is it?" asked Daylon.
"A teleportation charge," said Zach, "Its like a nuclear bomb, but not as destructive. It teleports fifty of anything set into a different dimension. In this case, they are set to teleport any Reverse Human back to the Opposite Earth."
"Why didn't you just set them off once the force field went up?"
"We don't have enough," said Zach, "They were manufactured on Opposite Earth. We've been trying to locate their supply for a month. And I think we finally found it."
"Who's we?"
"Me and my team," said Zach, "the army can't help because of the force field, so my I made my own. All the kids in town are fighting the Reverse."
"Like who?"
"All the sports kids make up the brute force. The kids who were good with tech I put on mission control. The rest are stealth."
"So how do we get more teleportation charges?" Daylon asked as the two walked into Zach's lab, which had seemingly been converted into a control room.
"Walter, pull up a hologram of the factory." Zach said.
"On it, sir." Said the kid at the computer – Walter, Daylon presumed. A hologram of a large building appeared in the middle of the room.
"That is the Reverse's weapons supply." Said Zach, "The plan is to go in, steal the teleportation charges, plant C4, get out, and blow the place. Then we set up the teleportation charges around town and set them off."
"Okay, what do I do?" asked Daylon
"You're with me, leading the team." Said Zach.
"Really?"
"Yeah man."
"Okay then."
YOU ARE READING
Unnatural: The Reverse
Science FictionWhen Daylon stumbles upon a portal to another universe, his life was never the same. His life is turned upside down when it turns out his best friend Zach was right the whole time about parallel universes.
