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El

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Avaya and Chronicles story.

2:47

chapter three,

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Bullets and Blowfish. They

2:57

say that Paris is one of the most

2:59

beautiful walking cities. Perhaps

3:01

it's the river banks are the same or the cobblestone

3:04

streets or maybe it's the inviting parks

3:06

that lend space for lovers' picnics. The

3:08

city practically physically invites you

3:10

to explore by foot. But

3:12

the timber of Lizzette's footsteps of the stairs of

3:14

the mezzanette she shared with chloricant, invited

3:17

only frustration and aggravation into

3:19

their apartment. That's

3:22

a heavy sigh.

3:22

I've got some bad news. Uh-oh. She's

3:25

got back from the bank. We

3:28

we don't have as much money as we saw.

3:29

You mean, like, we got a bad exchange

3:31

rate from dollars? Oh, no.

3:34

More like a banker

3:36

told me that all of your bank accounts have been

3:38

frozen and there is no way to access them without

3:40

returning to the US.

3:41

Say what? Wait. My accounts

3:43

are

3:43

frozen. Look, we knew it was a risk for

3:46

you.

3:46

Weighted. Like, really frozen?

3:48

Like, I have no access to my money. Check your

3:50

phone. I'm logging in. A

3:53

dammit. White egg.

3:55

This is White egg. They must have frozen my

3:57

accounts because I didn't finish the last year on

3:59

my

3:59

contract. And left the country without telling anyone.

4:02

Well,

4:02

yeah, I did sort of Irish

4:04

eggs at the United States, but this this

4:07

is just

4:07

uncalled for. Called for or not,

4:10

it means we only have half the budget we thought.

4:12

Less actually. Now

4:13

we are counting on that money to fund our agency.

4:15

I know. So

4:16

everything is frozen. Well, not

4:19

everything. still have the

4:21

account in trust with your grandmother. You mean my

4:23

college friend? I said, you know, I can't touch

4:25

that. No way. Come on, Clara Khan. Are

4:27

you really going to go back to America to get

4:29

some stupid degree?

4:29

capacity. No. It's something

4:32

I didn't finish. And it's important

4:34

to me. Plus, do you have any idea how

4:36

much disapproval I'd get from the age and half of

4:38

my family for not finishing my degree?

4:40

You were earning more at white egg than any

4:42

college graduate.

4:42

Well, a lot of good. That does me now.

4:45

How much have we got? About

4:47

fifty thousand. Wow.

4:49

That's

4:51

less than we planned for. Maybe

4:54

you could ask Harley.

4:55

Absolutely not. I'm not asking

4:57

anyone for anything. We are on

4:59

our own. That's the whole point. That

5:01

was our agreement. Look, I I

5:03

get it. I just look. We'll make do

5:05

with what we have. It's still a lot.

5:08

Yeah. But we have a lot

5:09

of equipment to buy. Maybe

5:10

we can pick up some of it used

5:13

and we still need some sort of storage space

5:15

or office to operate out of. I'll

5:17

ask around. Well, at

5:19

least your friends What's

5:22

his name? T rex? Raptor.

5:24

Raptor. Give us a job.

5:25

It's not a job, really.

5:27

It's it's more of like a a favor.

5:30

What kind of favor?

5:31

Breaking and entering with a

5:34

super soft burglary. Well,

5:35

that happens to be my specialty.

5:37

Does it pay?

5:38

Five grand.

5:39

Then let's go to your friend, wrap

5:42

her a favor.

5:42

We need the money, Clark again.

5:50

Doctor

5:50

Turan Venezuela was not a

5:53

woman who liked to be kept waiting.

5:55

Oxford University could only contain her for

5:57

two years before she graduated with honors.

6:00

And the paper she published while in medical

6:02

school were decades ahead of her peers.

6:04

She understood early in life that her

6:06

time was precious. and she displayed an

6:08

almost printed natural ability to shut out

6:10

all distractions and was vociferous

6:12

in the way she guarded her attention. It

6:14

was a test of her patients to wait

6:16

over ten minutes for Missy

6:18

Meridoc and Tulip technicians to join

6:20

her in a small discrete office on the

6:22

lowest level of the VTech lab a facility

6:24

located in Sakle. Show me. There were

6:26

three clusters of monitors on the far wall of the

6:28

room. No. The block only the first was illuminated.

6:31

would you please show doctor Venice why the results

6:33

of the first group of volunteers? Of

6:35

course,

6:36

we were pleased with progress

6:38

of the initial subjects of the murders

6:39

flickered. Then displayed

6:42

a grim image of Middle

6:44

Eastern refugees, slag, jar,

6:46

and sitting at bare metal tables.

6:49

Colony Eshma, some years ago,

6:51

never mind how long precisely, having little

6:53

or no money in my purse, and nothing particular

6:55

to

6:55

interest me on sure. The others

6:57

demonstrated commensurate results.

7:03

three point 14159265958979929846264

7:10

point nine eight. And the third They're

7:13

attracted to one twenty five,

7:15

one twenty four, one twenty six, one twenty six, one

7:17

twenty four, one twenty six, ninety eight

7:19

to ninety six, one twenty eight to

7:21

ninety this is

7:22

excellent. What about the second group?

7:25

As

7:26

you can see, we have the second

7:28

group of subjects held in a sedated

7:30

state after they finished running the test

7:32

course. All

7:33

of those sensors and wires you see

7:35

extending of their bodies and premium are

7:37

being run through the electro retinal

7:39

processing units in the AI servers

7:41

in that region. I want to see the

7:43

feed.

7:44

We gave

7:46

each subject ten minutes to run the dummy

7:49

house we had set up on the Concord facility

7:51

in Corsica. We haven't

7:53

been

7:53

able to internalize the data storage

7:56

So you can see there are wearing backpacks

7:58

that

7:58

contain the hard drives. Look at the resolution.

7:59

Watch when they pick up

8:02

their piece of paper on the desk.

8:04

Every word is leachable. restash.

8:06

We're still working on audio, but

8:08

we feel confident in the success of the field

8:10

test, and all the visual data I

8:12

stored on our drives. The ocular

8:14

data was come a path with minimal corruption.

8:17

Using the embedded GPS chip, we

8:19

can actually map out your floor plan on

8:21

each level, providing further logistical

8:23

information. Excellent. We're ahead

8:25

of schedule. I'm pleased the clinical

8:27

trials are showing this level of progress.

8:31

Please send an encrypted message to the investors

8:33

through the usual channels.

8:35

Wait. We have a problem,

8:38

doctor.

8:39

Switching feet to the third group.

8:49

We lost five to suicide, and

8:51

three have turned clinically psychopathic.

8:53

And the remaining three

8:56

are catatonic.

8:57

Hence the problem,

8:59

we are running out of

9:01

volunteers. Actually, mister

9:03

Mollodac, I don't think that's a problem

9:05

at all. look at

9:06

trying to over Valle, get

9:08

more volunteers and keep running the trials.

9:10

No one

9:11

will ever miss

9:12

them.

9:23

later that night in the

9:26

eleventh around December. Okay. So are you

9:28

sure your friend will pay? Trust me.

9:30

He'll pay. honor among thieves and all

9:32

that. I'm like, could suddenly use the

9:34

money? Agreed. But we've gotta

9:36

find a sweatshirt first. Show

9:37

me again on your phone what it looks

9:39

like. And this

9:41

is it here. Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo.

9:43

We're wrapped on this. Yo.

9:45

Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo.

9:46

Yo. It's like something similar class would

9:49

work at Burning Man. Oh,

9:51

there's almost three of them in the world,

9:53

so there'd probably be a pretty lit

9:55

burn. Hello, I can

9:57

You know, you really don't need to be here. What

9:59

do

9:59

you mean? We're a team.

10:01

We are, but I'm just used to

10:03

working alone. you know, in the

10:05

field. I can get in and out

10:07

really quickly. I'm sure you

10:09

can. So can I?

10:10

I know. But I'm just saying I can

10:12

search the apartment by myself. you

10:13

don't need to come with me. You

10:16

think I'll slow

10:16

you down. Thanks a lot. No. But

10:18

if something goes

10:19

wrong, you need to think on your feet. I

10:21

happen to be great at that. Why do

10:23

you think you're better?

10:24

Did you forget what happened in Las Vegas? This

10:26

is a competition, Clarican. This is

10:28

just professional. Can you your

10:31

you're much better a cable than me.

10:33

I'm just saying Well, what's that supposed

10:34

to be? You think I'm, like, the typist?

10:36

Did

10:36

you remember when I It doesn't mean anything.

10:39

just have different strengths. You think that I What

10:41

if you run into someone? What if you need to

10:43

talk your way out of a situation?

10:44

So now I'm the type as they can't talk. Come on.

10:47

You

10:47

don't even speak French characters. wait.

10:49

Is this

10:50

the building up there? Yeah. Yeah. I

10:52

think so. No. Raptor told me he's an

10:54

apartment three c. Expect

10:56

security, he said. I can handle security early.

10:58

So can

10:58

I I need to get inside. Just follow my

11:01

lead. Look.

11:02

Another couple is walking around.

11:07

elsewhere,

11:11

No. No.

11:18

What did you just say to that couple?

11:21

Did you tell them the

11:23

exact apartment we're breaking into,

11:24

published in pick it up the police

11:26

here in fifteen minutes by telling them we'd

11:28

a few suspicion and we're supposed to be out of

11:30

here in five. Hopefully,

11:31

the last. I think it's just up the stairs.

11:36

Tell me,

11:36

what do you know about this Joshua

11:38

guy? Only that

11:39

he and raptor share the same dysfunctional fashion

11:41

sense, and and there's

11:43

some sort of rivalry between them. Not sure

11:45

what it's all about. Well, this is

11:47

it. This is about month three

11:49

c.

11:49

for me while I pick the locks.

11:51

Cover you. Do you hear

11:53

gunfire? Very funny.

11:56

Got it. open. Let's go in.

11:58

Damn. You're good.

11:59

Okay. Wait in.

12:02

I'll check the bedroom. You check all the

12:04

closets in the living

12:04

room. Oh, we could check out

12:06

this place? What an

12:08

apartment? Yeah. Yeah. It's nice. So

12:10

what? Will you focus? I'm a all, Clark, I'm

12:12

holy crap. Look at that giant

12:14

fish tank.

12:15

So cool.

12:17

It takes

12:17

up the entire far wall. It's

12:20

huge.

12:20

Man, it's like SeaWorld,

12:22

the euro version. There must be a

12:24

hundred fish swimming around. Oh,

12:26

look, there's

12:26

an eel and and I think there's

12:28

a puffer fish. Hey. you

12:30

there? Hey there.

12:32

Coffee. I'm gonna call you pup daddy

12:34

because you're the coolest fish in the whole tank.

12:36

Well, I can. What you stop

12:38

playing with the stupid fish. Yeah.

12:40

Yeah. Sorry. You're not stupid,

12:42

puffy. I'm just taking in this place.

12:44

Wow. Look at all this tech.

12:46

This is not your typical computer equipment.

12:48

I wonder if Clariq,

12:49

we have to hurry. This is why I wanted

12:51

you to just let me handle this. You

12:53

could have stayed up your side. We

12:56

have to gave the job to me. Saracán,

12:57

the sweatshirt, did you bring the

12:59

scanner? Right here. I

13:00

always Then stop

13:01

screwing around and scan to see if this guy

13:03

has any hidden chambers like a panic room

13:05

or

13:05

something. Hold on.

13:07

I'm just initializing. I'm

13:11

sorry. It's

13:12

slippery. Take off your gloves, chlorics,

13:14

so you can open that thing. You're making

13:16

me nervous. You sure it would work. Raptors

13:18

said this Joshua guy is sneaky.

13:20

If old high rise has a safe or something,

13:22

this baby will find it. It's like a stud

13:24

finder for illicit compartments.

13:28

Well, did you

13:30

find

13:30

anything? Nothing.

13:31

thing No hidden

13:32

rooms or secret passages. Fine.

13:35

Let's

13:35

done this place inside out. I'm searching

13:37

the bedroom. Man, this guy is a

13:39

sweet pad. Maybe

13:40

I should get back into black hat work.

13:43

Anything? Nothing. Check

13:45

the closet. Honest. I'm

13:47

checking the front coat closets and

13:50

nothing. You? Nothing in

13:52

the bedroom.

13:53

Whether how would you be if you were? a

13:55

sweatshirt. If

13:56

it was me, it would be on the floor.

13:57

If it was me, it would be in the trash.

13:59

You know, this isn't fashion week. Can you check

14:02

his office

14:02

already there looking in the office.

14:04

I got his desk, found

14:06

some of the drawers, but

14:08

made no nothing

14:10

time. Two minutes. Don't

14:12

dodle on missions. Trust your

14:14

instincts, get in, get out, no

14:16

pondering or procrastinating. looked

14:18

everywhere. It's not here, Kerrigan.

14:21

Maybe we

14:21

should leave him.

14:23

Maybe he's outside wearing it now.

14:25

Where we can't stay here. Let's take

14:27

one a scan and make sure we didn't miss anything and

14:29

then give a hell out of here. Got it. Okay.

14:31

Let me run the scanner. Hey.

14:33

Hey, we got something. What is it? Not

14:35

sure, but there's something very dense in the cabinet

14:37

in the living room. I'll check.

14:40

Nothing. That's so

14:42

weird because There we

14:43

can look. falls back cabinet. The

14:45

back of the doors fall away. I

14:47

think I

14:48

can see something inside

14:51

him. How did you know that?

14:53

Let me see. There's something behind

14:55

here. Wait.

14:56

It's

14:57

heavy. Here. Let me help you.

14:59

It's a lead box. Oh, I'm

15:01

not sure. This feels even heavier than lead.

15:03

From the weight, I'd say it was supposed

15:05

to open it. Damn. Holy.

15:08

at this. I said, look at this

15:11

gun. It's

15:11

huge. Jeez. It's like a

15:13

hand cannon. It's a huge have Russian

15:15

man. like it could blow a hole in the

15:17

side of a barn. Look at the

15:19

cracker, are you crazy? Why did you pick it up? You

15:21

don't even know how to fire again, then

15:23

your prints are all over it. Oh, shoot. I forgot

15:25

to put my gloves Just cut me the gun. I'll wipe it down. No.

15:27

It's fine. I have to put the safety on. I

15:29

did put the safety on when I Oh,

15:33

know. Hurricane, how

15:35

could you? It just went off. I

15:37

didn't We got

15:37

to get out of here. The gunshot was too

15:40

loud for anyone to come up. We don't watch

15:41

out for the fish on the floor. Stop worrying

15:43

about the fish happening. The floor looks like a

15:46

sushi. I don't believe you shut the

15:48

fish.

15:48

I was aiming for it. Why

15:50

were you aiming at anything? Wasn't

15:52

it? Damn

15:55

it. The coming.

15:58

I told you that we'd have the gun

15:59

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16:02

Come

16:02

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16:04

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16:06

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19:33

their feet. Talking to me. Are you

19:35

talking to me? Talking to me. Yeah.

19:36

Can will you stop waving that stupid Russian

19:39

gun around?

19:39

say hello to my little friend.

19:41

How can we just stop?

19:43

You've done enough damage for one

19:44

night. I'm sorry. I was

19:47

being stupid. put her away.

19:48

I'm freezing. And I can't believe

19:51

we have to walk all the way

19:52

home. How far are we? We're still

19:54

a mile and a half from the apartment.

19:56

I'm going to shiver it to death me

19:58

then. I told you we need

19:59

to buy a vehicle or something to

20:02

get around. can't feel my

20:04

toes. Well, maybe we can find

20:06

some place to duck in and grab a coffee or

20:08

something to get warm. It's three

20:09

thirty in the morning. nothing would be open now, not

20:11

even the Metro.

20:12

Look, I know. I I said I

20:15

was sorry. What

20:17

Minutes soon passed and not a word was spoken

20:19

between the two until -- It is that. -- much to

20:21

a surprise. Hurricane saw a

20:24

familiar face opening a

20:26

darkened store front below. I wouldn't sign that

20:28

red. That two

20:31

of you

20:32

know each other?

20:34

Yeah. Yeah.

20:35

This is missus Dubois, the bakery owner

20:37

I told you about. It it's where I got

20:39

you, those raspberry macrons that you love.

20:41

Those

20:41

were delicious,

20:43

really. Thank

20:45

you. It's a bit late for swimming. Don't

20:47

you think?

20:48

Actually, it's a bit early.

20:51

Oh, you brought things. What happened to

20:53

you?

20:53

Yeah. It kind of a long story.

20:55

Tell me inside, I'll fix you

20:56

a coffee. Just let me unload

20:58

the van. I need to get the baguette in

21:00

the oven before

21:01

four AM. we help? I'm old

21:03

enough to not turn down help from

21:05

your young

21:06

bags, especially while mine

21:09

is still sore.

21:10

Come. The van is open. Outside the

21:13

bakery, but I'm Dubai had partners

21:15

Citroen delivery van. Rev was

21:17

crates It was painted pearl white with a

21:19

brown stencil sign on the side. I

21:21

got it. Displaying the name and address of the

21:23

baker. What about those two? But what was most

21:25

distinctive was the five foot

21:27

long plastic eclair that was a

21:29

fixed roof of the van. I

21:31

like your van, madame Dubois, who

21:33

made the big pastry on the roof? It

21:35

was my

21:36

son, Pierre, idea. He

21:38

made the civil aircraft from

21:40

Verizon Mall. He's an artist,

21:43

you know. but no one wanted to die bread

21:45

from a van. I told

21:47

Pierre, I told him. People want

21:49

to walk in and be met with the

21:51

smell of a bullion yes,

21:53

the smell of the bread,

21:55

the sugar. Wemann was it.

21:57

It's the nose but by the bread, not

21:59

the

21:59

brain. With

22:00

the van, You only smell

22:03

yellow juice. Now I

22:05

just use it for delivery. It's a

22:07

waste. Come sit. Just

22:09

let me put the bread in the

22:11

and I'll put some fresh coffee in.

22:13

And I bring you above the

22:16

towel.

22:17

Swimming at night. She seems

22:19

really nice.

22:20

Especially as we drip water all over

22:22

her floor. Well,

22:23

we wouldn't be soaking wet if you hadn't decided

22:25

to be your yosemite assignment.

22:27

first of all, it's Yosemite Sam. Second,

22:29

it was me who actually got us our first

22:31

paying job. Which we totally screwed up.

22:33

It's not my the stupid sweatshirt wasn't

22:35

there? Well,

22:36

I guess we'll never know where it is now. Will we?

22:39

And was it youthful that we flooded an

22:41

entire

22:41

apartment? That was an

22:43

accident. an accident happened, they said, not every day. Accidents

22:45

can get you killed,

22:46

chloroquine. I didn't come to Paris

22:48

to fail at a first job. Really more of

22:50

a favor than the job. Look.

22:53

I understand. Cara,

22:55

can things happen? But if we're

22:58

going to make this work, then need

23:00

to stop trusting each other. I'm better

23:02

in the field than you. Oh, come on. I

23:04

told you to let me handle it and find the

23:06

sweatshirt myself. I work better

23:08

alone. Really? what am I even doing here

23:10

in Paris? Thanks a lot. I didn't mean

23:12

alone alone. You just

23:15

said. No. That's not what I meant. Look,

23:17

I'm just trying to pour my weight. I know

23:19

the white egg

23:19

thing really ruined what we were. Listen, I

23:21

don't blame you for that. White egg things that

23:23

own you and you you did what you

23:25

have to do. You've wanted that for a long time.

23:27

I did what I did. to be

23:29

with you?

23:31

Clairecam, I said. Back in

23:33

the apartment when you found

23:36

the gun. You said the case was made of

23:37

Dungsten? That's what it felt like, definitely

23:40

heavier than lead. Then, what

23:42

would

23:42

a French he could be doing with a Russian

23:45

gun in a tasting case. Here are

23:47

your coffees. And I brought you each

23:49

a small brioche. Yeah.

23:51

Thank you for this, madam. Now tell me

23:53

why I have two wet fishes sitting

23:55

in my boulangerie at half past three

23:57

in the morning. Funny you should

23:59

mention fishes. No. Madam Lazette

24:02

and I were trying to get my friend

24:04

sweatshirt back. But we couldn't find it, so

24:06

I accidentally shot another

24:08

guy's aquarium, flooded his apartment,

24:10

probably kill at least three dozen fish. don't forget the eel.

24:12

The eel is a fish. No. It's not.

24:14

What are you talking about? Of course an eel

24:16

is a fish. How can that's your

24:18

feed?

24:18

no reason to speak to each other like

24:21

this. Okay. You ruin the

24:23

fish tag. No one died. I

24:25

mean, except for the fish. can't

24:27

be so bad. And we

24:28

just found out that my old employer froze

24:31

all of my bank accounts in the US. We

24:33

don't have enough money to buy equipment

24:35

or even find office space to

24:37

operate our business that I left my country

24:39

for and quit my job. And all

24:40

I wanted was to be on my own, to create

24:42

something of my I wanted not

24:44

to owe anyone anything. And

24:46

I want. I want. And

24:48

I want. Maybe BK.

24:51

Let me ask you about something. Are you

24:53

in love? Really in love?

24:55

Oh, you madam? I

24:57

I am. I know I Then all

24:59

these problems you have, I think you will

25:01

think of something. Maybe I have.

25:04

Oh.

25:04

Mademois, I have a question. We

25:06

miss you, How would you

25:07

like to sell your van?

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