All Chapters of The Nexus Point : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

MAXINE I let out a sigh of relief as I sat on the hospital bed, feeling a sense of accomplishment wash over me. I had just finished a series of tests, and to my surprise, they hadn't hurt at all. I was expecting some discomfort, but it seemed that my body was more resilient than I thought and Synod were just pure evil.Just as I was starting to relax, McKenna and Klaus walked into the room, carrying a stack of files and looking like they meant business. "Maxine, we have your test results," McKenna said, a hint of a smile on her face.I nodded, feeling a sense of curiosity. What did the tests show? Was everything okay?Klaus began to rattle off a list of tests they had run, including my MRI scan, technical tests, energy tests, and blood tests. I listened intently, trying to make sense of it all.But as Klaus continued to speak, I started to feel a sense of confusion. "Your results are...interesting," he said, pausing for a moment. "They're all above normal. In fact, they're too high t

MAXINE I stood in the practice room, my eyes fixed on Klaus as he demonstrated yet another technique for focusing my strength. I had been trying for what felt like hours, but no matter how hard I concentrated, I just couldn't seem to get it right. Klaus's expression was stern, his eyes critical as he watched me struggle. "Again," he barked, his voice like a whip. I took a deep breath and tried once more, but my strength surged out of control, sending the training dummy flying across the room. Klaus sighed, his expression unimpressed. "You're not even trying, Maxine," he said, his voice dripping with disdain. "You're just going through the motions, expecting everything to come easily to you. But it doesn't work that way. You have to focus, to discipline yourself." I felt a surge of frustration at his words. Didn't he understand that I was trying? That I was giving it my all, but it just wasn't working? "I am trying," I snapped, my voice rising. "But you're not helping. You're jus

HENRY As I walked out of Arlo's office, I felt a sense of relief and excitement. I had made a decision that I knew would change my life forever. But as I stepped into the hallway, I was confronted with a figure that made my blood boil.Shane, the agent was supposed to be my best friend, my confidant now someone who I did not even trust, stood in front of me, a look of disappointment etched on his face."Henry, I'm surprised at you," he said, his voice dripping with disdain. "I thought you were better than this. But I guess I was wrong."I felt a surge of anger at his words. Who was he to question my decisions? "What are you talking about, Shane?" I asked, trying to keep my cool."I'm talking about your decision to fully join The Facility, you do not know what you are getting yourself into" he replied, his eyes narrowing. "Is your family really worth it, Henry? Is it worth selling out to a organization that's only looking out for its own interests?"I felt a defensive instinct kick in

HENRY I had officially been summoned to Arlo's main office at Synod where I would be led by him to the main base, one I never knew existed and something in me was hopeful, somewhat excited for the new changes to follow this new step in my life. As I entered the grand study, my eyes scanned the room, taking in the opulent furnishings and the stunning view of the city skyline. But my gaze came to an abrupt halt when I spotted her. She was standing by the window, her back to me, her raven-black hair cascading down her back like a waterfall of night. I felt a jolt of electricity run through my veins as I took in the sight of her slender figure, her porcelain skin glowing in the soft light.As I approached her, she turned to face me, and I was struck by the piercing green of her eyes.I stood frozen, my eyes locked on the vision before me. She was a goddess, a porcelain doll with piercing green eyes that seemed to see right through me. They sparkled with a hint of mischief, and I felt my

MAX Yet again another brain signal test, this time being handled by River. I lay on the hospital bed, trying to calm my racing thoughts as River attached sensors to my head and wrists. He was running some special tests on my brain to measure my energy levels, and I was more than a little nervous."Okay, Max, just relax," River said, his voice soothing and calm. "This is going to be a piece of cake. Or, you know, a piece of pie. I'm more of a pie person myself."I couldn't help but laugh at his silly comment, and River smiled, his eyes crinkling at the corners. "That's it, just relax. Let your mind wander to happy places."I took a deep breath, trying to do as he said. But my mind kept wandering back to the tests, and what they might show. River seemed to sense my nervousness, and he placed a gentle hand on my shoulder."Hey, Max, I've got an idea," he said. "Let's play a game. I'll tell you a story, and you just listen, okay?"I nodded, and River launched into a ridiculous tale about