shimmering with energy. H e was back and he was ready !
“Nice to have you back!” Gunnar greeted his friend .
Placing his warm palm on Gunnar’s shoulder, Jason spoke in a deep voice charged with concern.
“How is it going? ” The answer was obvious on the face of his friend in front of three wide Retina screens.
“ God help us! If we fail getting the location on time , I am afraid even God cannot help us…” T hose words , though honest, did not help much at this moment. Knowing that he and the team of experts were doing their best, Gunnar tried to remain positive. “Regarding the action team, all is ready and prepared . We have the best guys on call , and packed for action .”
Jason thought for a moment. “ I would like to take my Butterfly Swords. Or, can maybe Michael get them… ? ”
“It’s already arranged. Don’t wor ry. Y our action gear is packed with Michael and the other guys. Jet’s on the Airport but I’ve prepped vehicles just in case … if we have to drive , you know. L et’s see … ” Gunnar spoke as his fingers flew over the keyboard.
“Good thinking , thank you for that.” Jason spoke softly, but he no longer sounded exhausted . Suddenly switching gears, his voice vibrated in urgency:
“ What about the locations… please, tell me. A ny ideas?” Gunnar knew they had a good reason to feel the need for urgency , and he spoke the best words he could find.
XVIII.
“ We are near , very near , I guess a few more minutes. We are about to close on all possible meanings and indications that may tell us anything . If you look here are our top choice s right now ….” H e pointed to the place on the nearest monitor screen. “N ow, it goes fast, I have dozen of my best guys working together” – Gunnar showed more key places on the left and middle screens in from of him. Data reloaded constantly on the Retina screens. C hat boxes were filled with exchange s ; lines of text were streaming and webcams around the screen edges showed the intense faces of focused people. Despite their obvious work ethic , these images did nothing to calm Jason’s mind.
With his leg, he dragged over an office chair, and began to analyze all the data he could see . Before he had time to say anything, Gunnar jumped up from his chair.
“L ooks like we’re done! Two conclusions look very possible . This ‘ green copperas ’ deal was hard to crack. Turns out it’s a name for green vitriol , a term used in Middle A ge s Alchemy experiments … in essence it ’ s iron sulphate , but anyway, here are 2 winners.
1 st possible meaning for 39 . T10ETG – 39 th page of “ T op 10 E yewitness T ravel G uide ” , the Dorling Kindersley book , shows the Ch urch of Our Lady before Tyn , or the Tyn Temple, right here in Prague! The c onnection to a lchemy is, as you know, very clear and green copperas was used when the original Altar for the temple was made. It has to be there, hidden below a church in the catacombs…
2 nd possibility: there is a priest, 39 th in line of head priests at St. Peter ’ s Chapel , oldest church in the UK, in Essex . He d rives a Volvo with a car plate - T10ETG . That place has strong tide to alchemy and green copperas was used when the a ltar there was made.
What do you think?” Gunnar was feelin g proud and very pleased. It had to be it. With a happy expression on his face , he waited for answer. There were two options and both seemed equally good .
“Well, I think we need wheels , you prepared more than a Jet ! The Essex church, St. Peter’s Chapel … somehow I do not think that’s the one . Prague makes sense to me. Call me lazy but the Temple of Tyn , Old Square is only a 10 min walk from us !” The e xcitement in Jason’s voice was obvious.
“ T hat’s probably why Durjay could go on like that … witho ut giving me the full gear of a Gua rdian! He knew I’d be here, just a few steps from the Third K ey . The Council of Light and Durjay
“Nice to have you back!” Gunnar greeted his friend .
Placing his warm palm on Gunnar’s shoulder, Jason spoke in a deep voice charged with concern.
“How is it going? ” The answer was obvious on the face of his friend in front of three wide Retina screens.
“ God help us! If we fail getting the location on time , I am afraid even God cannot help us…” T hose words , though honest, did not help much at this moment. Knowing that he and the team of experts were doing their best, Gunnar tried to remain positive. “Regarding the action team, all is ready and prepared . We have the best guys on call , and packed for action .”
Jason thought for a moment. “ I would like to take my Butterfly Swords. Or, can maybe Michael get them… ? ”
“It’s already arranged. Don’t wor ry. Y our action gear is packed with Michael and the other guys. Jet’s on the Airport but I’ve prepped vehicles just in case … if we have to drive , you know. L et’s see … ” Gunnar spoke as his fingers flew over the keyboard.
“Good thinking , thank you for that.” Jason spoke softly, but he no longer sounded exhausted . Suddenly switching gears, his voice vibrated in urgency:
“ What about the locations… please, tell me. A ny ideas?” Gunnar knew they had a good reason to feel the need for urgency , and he spoke the best words he could find.
XVIII.
“ We are near , very near , I guess a few more minutes. We are about to close on all possible meanings and indications that may tell us anything . If you look here are our top choice s right now ….” H e pointed to the place on the nearest monitor screen. “N ow, it goes fast, I have dozen of my best guys working together” – Gunnar showed more key places on the left and middle screens in from of him. Data reloaded constantly on the Retina screens. C hat boxes were filled with exchange s ; lines of text were streaming and webcams around the screen edges showed the intense faces of focused people. Despite their obvious work ethic , these images did nothing to calm Jason’s mind.
With his leg, he dragged over an office chair, and began to analyze all the data he could see . Before he had time to say anything, Gunnar jumped up from his chair.
“L ooks like we’re done! Two conclusions look very possible . This ‘ green copperas ’ deal was hard to crack. Turns out it’s a name for green vitriol , a term used in Middle A ge s Alchemy experiments … in essence it ’ s iron sulphate , but anyway, here are 2 winners.
1 st possible meaning for 39 . T10ETG – 39 th page of “ T op 10 E yewitness T ravel G uide ” , the Dorling Kindersley book , shows the Ch urch of Our Lady before Tyn , or the Tyn Temple, right here in Prague! The c onnection to a lchemy is, as you know, very clear and green copperas was used when the original Altar for the temple was made. It has to be there, hidden below a church in the catacombs…
2 nd possibility: there is a priest, 39 th in line of head priests at St. Peter ’ s Chapel , oldest church in the UK, in Essex . He d rives a Volvo with a car plate - T10ETG . That place has strong tide to alchemy and green copperas was used when the a ltar there was made.
What do you think?” Gunnar was feelin g proud and very pleased. It had to be it. With a happy expression on his face , he waited for answer. There were two options and both seemed equally good .
“Well, I think we need wheels , you prepared more than a Jet ! The Essex church, St. Peter’s Chapel … somehow I do not think that’s the one . Prague makes sense to me. Call me lazy but the Temple of Tyn , Old Square is only a 10 min walk from us !” The e xcitement in Jason’s voice was obvious.
“ T hat’s probably why Durjay could go on like that … witho ut giving me the full gear of a Gua rdian! He knew I’d be here, just a few steps from the Third K ey . The Council of Light and Durjay
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