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Genna sipped her drink, some fruity thing Erinya had recommended to help calm her. It wasn’t working.
On her desk, Aleph had four screens spread out, her fingers blurring across them, her head bent over. Genna had tried reading the screens, but what data she could catch was indecipherable. Something else she didn’t understand in this b****y place.
“Any progress?” Genna placed the mug down on the table.
“In the last five minutes?” Aleph didn’t even turn her head.
“Sorry.”
Aleph sighed. “Small steps, like I told you. Signal seems to come from lower levels, but it’s hard to pinpoint. Be useful if their agent was communicating right now.” And now, Aleph did turn, a wicked grin on her face. “How about you stir things up outside?”
Genna shook her head. “You know why I can’t do
