Three weeks ago, I found out about AutoMan's imaging system from our technician. He kept the disc to himself all this time; evidently the guilt got the better of him. Hardly anyone knows about the disk. Not even President Winifred."
"I guess I'm wondering where you stand," said Chaos. "A number of Guards are deserting with possibly more on the way here. Where is the Army in all this? When we get back to the North Country, is the rest of the Army going to move in and take us on?"
"There's a lot of unrest within the Army, particularly at the top. Secretary of Defense Kyle Paz believes he will be replaced by Colonel Greely."
"Greely." Chaos recognized the name from his encounters in the Tobacco uprising.
"Yes. I'm reluctant to join your side to fight my side; I've been Army all my life, but this has got to stop somewhere. I'm hoping you people can release the imaging to the public and put an end to the casualties in the North Country. This country's breaking up. There are uprisings like this going on all over the place. I don't know what the answer is."
"The Feds will just have to back off," Chaos avowed. "If they expect to regain the loyalty of the Northeast, they'll have to give in to the needs of the rural folks. When we control the land, we control the food supply. I know we're not alone in rebelling, but in this case, you have some pissed-off mothers behind it and it ain't goin' away."
Mountain Boys paraded past with stretchers of wounded, the last to be carried to the dock and loaded onto boats. Helen walked by lugging Tater, looking away as she went by Captain Thomas. The Captain sensed her coolness; old wounds he had received that day at Dixville re-opened and began to bleed once more.
The Wizard arrived at the warehouse at Union Wharf. Other than Max and the Rousells, this was the first time anyone in the Colebrook Covenant had seen him. Six-foot-one and lean with short kinky hair, The Wizard had delicate features; he was younger than anyone had expected. He carried a small backpack that housed a pocket computer, electrical parts, and tools. The Wizard had become a legend in the North Country, known primarily through his CB broadcasts. Only a handful in Vermont knew he was African-American. If that knowledge had gotten out about The Wizard, he would have been an easy pickup by the Feds. There were few dark-skinned ethnic groups in that region.
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