Bubble Energy Taken by Force
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Grieved by hearing too many cynics trashing their culture, a small group of scientists gathered together to pursue their dream in proving them wrong. Someday, they promise, with the help of a new supercomputer, they will uncover an amazing breakthrough that could bring back the Golden Age of Science and prosperity. What they discovered was predicted to silence their anti-science critic-they among everyone else would be too dead to complain if it was unleashed. While mulling over the ramification of its terrifying powers, a murderous cult stole their secretes. The chase is on.
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