Might's Odyssey (The Event Book 2) Read Online Free Page A
Author: Ifedayo Adigwe Akintomide
voice in his head reminded him. He quickly ignored it.
He was going to keep preparing for the event no matter what anyone had to say about it. If in December the event did not happen, he would turn the bunker into a study/guy hangout and relaxation area for him and the few buddies he had left. If it did come, she would thank him for it. That thought filled his insides with fear.
Seyi and everyone else on the planet could say what they wanted. The event was coming. It would happen in December this year, a little less than six months from now. That knowledge came from a place deep within him, from the depths of his soul.
It was like Might said when they were both still trapped in Nephilim. There were just some truths you were not sure how or why you knew. You simply knew them because they came from deep within you.
His excursion in Nephilim might be just a fallacy to some, but that wasn’t important. The important thing was he knew it was the truth. His sad eyes drifted to the twenty-one inch flat screen TV hanging on the wall to his right.
It was the doctor’s idea. According to him hearing news and other familiar sounds was helpful to coma patients. It sometimes made them able to snap out of it. There was a breaking news broadcast. Reaching towards the small table beside Might’s bed, he picked up the remote control and raised the volume.
”World-renowned scientist Gerald Summers arrives Myanmar amidst a lot of pomp and pageantry. His visit it is believed is first a humanitarian trip and second to check the progress and performance of his genetically engineered rice which produces three times the normal volume of ordinary seeds. Rice as we know is by far the most important agricultural product in Myanmar covering roughly 5.5 million hectares (13.5 million acres) of land in the fertile Irrawaddy delta region, the lower valleys of the Sittang and Salween rivers, and along the Arakan and Tenasserim coasts.
According to Gerald’s claim, his genetically engineered rice could easily produce three or four times the volume using only ten percent of the land surface being cultivated for use. That would be an amazing feat if true. Early results of the performance reveal that the seeds are so far keeping up with Gerald’s claims.
Anywhere Gerald steps in the world becomes an instant red carpet style kind of event. Since his discovery of a cure to cancer barely four years ago, the 38-year-old bachelor has shot to the limelight. Rumor has it that he will be heading to some countries in North Africa after this trip to check out his samples of maize seeds. These seeds are purported to be able to grow in any environment known to man. He claims they can grow in the desert, snow, ice or even flooded areas. Sounds mind boggling, but with the amazing Gerald Summers, anything is possible___ what makes the man so fascinating is his work in so many different fields. Most scientist stick to one field, but Gerald is somehow able to develop applications that can work in diverse fields. Is he a genius or simply something else? Time will tell.”
Chapter Five
The report went on. Gbenga watched with sad frightened eyes unable to tear his gaze from the tall, black haired and rather harmless looking man dressed in an ill-fitting black suit. His blue eyes were hidden behind horn-rimmed glasses that seemed too big for his face.
The guy looked every bit the nerd, which in retrospect was what he was. No one would believe he was the man destined to bring on the apocalypse. Maybe he was the Anti-Christ spoken about in bible lore. Who knew anyway?
Gerald was a celebrity. He drew more crowds than a teenage Justin Bieber could ever have dreamed of. Even the most popular actors, actresses, sports stars and what not could not hold a candle to him. He was a freaking legend. And no one had a clue that he was about to unleash the darkness that would seal hundreds of millions of fates around the globe, most of whom were his loyal adoring fans and
He was going to keep preparing for the event no matter what anyone had to say about it. If in December the event did not happen, he would turn the bunker into a study/guy hangout and relaxation area for him and the few buddies he had left. If it did come, she would thank him for it. That thought filled his insides with fear.
Seyi and everyone else on the planet could say what they wanted. The event was coming. It would happen in December this year, a little less than six months from now. That knowledge came from a place deep within him, from the depths of his soul.
It was like Might said when they were both still trapped in Nephilim. There were just some truths you were not sure how or why you knew. You simply knew them because they came from deep within you.
His excursion in Nephilim might be just a fallacy to some, but that wasn’t important. The important thing was he knew it was the truth. His sad eyes drifted to the twenty-one inch flat screen TV hanging on the wall to his right.
It was the doctor’s idea. According to him hearing news and other familiar sounds was helpful to coma patients. It sometimes made them able to snap out of it. There was a breaking news broadcast. Reaching towards the small table beside Might’s bed, he picked up the remote control and raised the volume.
”World-renowned scientist Gerald Summers arrives Myanmar amidst a lot of pomp and pageantry. His visit it is believed is first a humanitarian trip and second to check the progress and performance of his genetically engineered rice which produces three times the normal volume of ordinary seeds. Rice as we know is by far the most important agricultural product in Myanmar covering roughly 5.5 million hectares (13.5 million acres) of land in the fertile Irrawaddy delta region, the lower valleys of the Sittang and Salween rivers, and along the Arakan and Tenasserim coasts.
According to Gerald’s claim, his genetically engineered rice could easily produce three or four times the volume using only ten percent of the land surface being cultivated for use. That would be an amazing feat if true. Early results of the performance reveal that the seeds are so far keeping up with Gerald’s claims.
Anywhere Gerald steps in the world becomes an instant red carpet style kind of event. Since his discovery of a cure to cancer barely four years ago, the 38-year-old bachelor has shot to the limelight. Rumor has it that he will be heading to some countries in North Africa after this trip to check out his samples of maize seeds. These seeds are purported to be able to grow in any environment known to man. He claims they can grow in the desert, snow, ice or even flooded areas. Sounds mind boggling, but with the amazing Gerald Summers, anything is possible___ what makes the man so fascinating is his work in so many different fields. Most scientist stick to one field, but Gerald is somehow able to develop applications that can work in diverse fields. Is he a genius or simply something else? Time will tell.”
Chapter Five
The report went on. Gbenga watched with sad frightened eyes unable to tear his gaze from the tall, black haired and rather harmless looking man dressed in an ill-fitting black suit. His blue eyes were hidden behind horn-rimmed glasses that seemed too big for his face.
The guy looked every bit the nerd, which in retrospect was what he was. No one would believe he was the man destined to bring on the apocalypse. Maybe he was the Anti-Christ spoken about in bible lore. Who knew anyway?
Gerald was a celebrity. He drew more crowds than a teenage Justin Bieber could ever have dreamed of. Even the most popular actors, actresses, sports stars and what not could not hold a candle to him. He was a freaking legend. And no one had a clue that he was about to unleash the darkness that would seal hundreds of millions of fates around the globe, most of whom were his loyal adoring fans and
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