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<blockquote data-quote="talien" data-source="post: 4588292" data-attributes="member: 3285">Jack Frost: ConclusionJim-Bean, Hammer, and Howell were seated before an impromptu inquisition, in Lewis' tent.&nbsp; Sprague sat on one side, Warner on the other.&quot;Let me get this straight,&quot; said Sprague.&nbsp; &quot;You believe an alien civilization visited this area a millennia ago and set up a—&quot;&quot;Resonance field,&quot; said Jim-Bean.&nbsp; Howell had him well rehearsed.&nbsp; &quot;Using the five mounds—&quot;Sprague looked down at his notes.&nbsp; &quot;Using the five mounds to create a harmonic vibration that destroyed the Russian device?&quot;&quot;Well it all starts with Ithaqua.&nbsp; Philip Hodges summoned him out at Exit 23.&nbsp; We stopped him by cracking the Eye of Ithaqua—&quot;Sprague rubbed his forehead.&nbsp; &quot;Not this demon $#!t again.&nbsp; I thought I told you about backing your findings up with real science.&quot;&nbsp; He turned to Lewis, embarrassed.&nbsp; &quot;I'm sorry sir, there's clearly a misunderstanding—&quot;&quot;If I may, sir?&quot; Howell stepped forward.&nbsp; &quot;We believe the Russian Informatsionno-Psikhologicheskoye Division produced a flying holographic bomb, capable of inducing hallucinations in humans and animals.&nbsp; This series of holographic patterns is so powerful as to cause the body to involuntarily shut down, causing instant hypothermia.&nbsp; In conjunction with electromagnetic interference, this would account for why the Jericho jets were brought down. It was also responsible for the bizarre weather patterns.&quot;&quot;There's nothing on God's green earth that could penetrate the shielding of those jets,&quot; said Warner.&nbsp; &quot;And you want us to believe the Russians just invented something that got around it?&quot;&quot;Depending on the nature of the attack, the weapon might not need to get around it, sir,&quot; said Howell without skipping a beat.&nbsp; &quot;A pilot would only need to see the hologram to be affected by it and believe his jet was going down...&quot;&quot;Putin's boys are better than we thought,&quot; muttered Lewis.&quot;So the pilots crash their own jets,&quot; said Sprague, starting to buy into the argument.&nbsp; &quot;And they're all raving about zombies, giant demons, and God knows what else.&quot;&quot;That's our theory anyway, sir.&quot;Warner looked back at his notes.&nbsp; &quot;According to Dr. Bimmel, the frozen organic material wasn't thawing until the Russian weapon was neutralized.&nbsp; He cited quantum mechanics.&nbsp; How do you explain that?&quot;Howell spread her hands.&nbsp; &quot;We don't have an explanation, sir.&nbsp; Given that the corpses did eventually thaw,&quot; she sneered, &quot;perhaps Dr. Bimmel's findings were inaccurate.&quot;“And the…reanimated tissue?” asked Lewis.“We believe the holographic weapon was capable of putting certain beings into hibernation until called, whereupon they were awoken by subsonic vibrations.”&quot;Agent Jim-Bean,&quot; said Warner, changing tactics.&nbsp; &quot;There was evidence that Agent Tucker was used as a trigger for the alien countermeasures.&quot;&quot;Yes sir.&quot;&nbsp; Jim-Bean handed over a bag full of the bones he had collected.&nbsp; &quot;We believe these are bones from the aliens discovered in the Temple.&nbsp; It was powered by bioenergetics and thus required a single focal point to be powered on. That focal point was Agent Tucker.&quot;&quot;And would you saw Agent Tucker should be accorded full honors as a result of his sacrifice in neutralizing the Russian attack?&quot;&quot;Certainly, sir,&quot; said Jim-Bean. &quot;When we discovered the controlling chair, I offered to sit in it but Agent Tucker insisted he handle it himself.&quot;&quot;Then you won't mind joining us for another inquest when we compare your report to Tucker's,&quot; said Warner with a deadly glint in his eyes.&nbsp; &quot;He suffered third degree burns over ninety eight percent of his body, but Tucker's alive.&quot;Jim-Bean managed to keep the shock off his face. There was no way anyone could survive what Tucker went through.&nbsp; Unless Tucker was just like him.&quot;Good job, team,&quot; said Sprague.&nbsp; &quot;Dismissed.&quot;They marched out of the tent as Warner leaned over to whisper into Lewis' ear.When they were well beyond the tent, Howell went back to base.&nbsp; The agents were free to go, for now.&quot;Oh yeah,&quot; said Hammer. &quot;Howell wanted me to give you this note.&nbsp; She told me not to give it to you until after the mission was over…if we survived it.&quot;Jim-Bean smirked. He took the note from Hammer, scanned it, folded it, and put it in his pocket.&quot;Well?&quot; asked Hammer.Jim-Bean shrugged.&nbsp; &quot;Looks like I've got a contact in the Aquarius division of Majestic-12.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="talien, post: 4588292, member: 3285"] [b]Jack Frost: Conclusion[/b] Jim-Bean, Hammer, and Howell were seated before an impromptu inquisition, in Lewis' tent. Sprague sat on one side, Warner on the other. "Let me get this straight," said Sprague. "You believe an alien civilization visited this area a millennia ago and set up a—" "Resonance field," said Jim-Bean. Howell had him well rehearsed. "Using the five mounds—" Sprague looked down at his notes. "Using the five mounds to create a harmonic vibration that destroyed the Russian device?" "Well it all starts with Ithaqua. Philip Hodges summoned him out at Exit 23. We stopped him by cracking the Eye of Ithaqua—" Sprague rubbed his forehead. "Not this demon $#!t again. I thought I told you about backing your findings up with real science." He turned to Lewis, embarrassed. "I'm sorry sir, there's clearly a misunderstanding—" "If I may, sir?" Howell stepped forward. "We believe the Russian Informatsionno-Psikhologicheskoye Division produced a flying holographic bomb, capable of inducing hallucinations in humans and animals. This series of holographic patterns is so powerful as to cause the body to involuntarily shut down, causing instant hypothermia. In conjunction with electromagnetic interference, this would account for why the Jericho jets were brought down. It was also responsible for the bizarre weather patterns." "There's nothing on God's green earth that could penetrate the shielding of those jets," said Warner. "And you want us to believe the Russians just invented something that got around it?" "Depending on the nature of the attack, the weapon might not need to get around it, sir," said Howell without skipping a beat. "A pilot would only need to see the hologram to be affected by it and believe his jet was going down..." "Putin's boys are better than we thought," muttered Lewis. "So the pilots crash their own jets," said Sprague, starting to buy into the argument. "And they're all raving about zombies, giant demons, and God knows what else." "That's our theory anyway, sir." Warner looked back at his notes. "According to Dr. Bimmel, the frozen organic material wasn't thawing until the Russian weapon was neutralized. He cited quantum mechanics. How do you explain that?" Howell spread her hands. "We don't have an explanation, sir. Given that the corpses did eventually thaw," she sneered, "perhaps Dr. Bimmel's findings were inaccurate." “And the…reanimated tissue?” asked Lewis. “We believe the holographic weapon was capable of putting certain beings into hibernation until called, whereupon they were awoken by subsonic vibrations.” "Agent Jim-Bean," said Warner, changing tactics. "There was evidence that Agent Tucker was used as a trigger for the alien countermeasures." "Yes sir." Jim-Bean handed over a bag full of the bones he had collected. "We believe these are bones from the aliens discovered in the Temple. It was powered by bioenergetics and thus required a single focal point to be powered on. That focal point was Agent Tucker." "And would you saw Agent Tucker should be accorded full honors as a result of his sacrifice in neutralizing the Russian attack?" "Certainly, sir," said Jim-Bean. "When we discovered the controlling chair, I offered to sit in it but Agent Tucker insisted he handle it himself." "Then you won't mind joining us for another inquest when we compare your report to Tucker's," said Warner with a deadly glint in his eyes. "He suffered third degree burns over ninety eight percent of his body, but Tucker's alive." Jim-Bean managed to keep the shock off his face. There was no way anyone could survive what Tucker went through. Unless Tucker was just like him. "Good job, team," said Sprague. "Dismissed." They marched out of the tent as Warner leaned over to whisper into Lewis' ear. When they were well beyond the tent, Howell went back to base. The agents were free to go, for now. "Oh yeah," said Hammer. "Howell wanted me to give you this note. She told me not to give it to you until after the mission was over…if we survived it." Jim-Bean smirked. He took the note from Hammer, scanned it, folded it, and put it in his pocket. "Well?" asked Hammer. Jim-Bean shrugged. "Looks like I've got a contact in the Aquarius division of Majestic-12." [/QUOTE]

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