Chapter Twenty Six: Operation 'one step ahead'Now the way Deacon had explained it, someone had placed some sort of Nano-device inside O.P's brain? As unlikely as it seemed to Renshaw, Deacon was sure that someone was actually able to ‘read’ O.P’s mind. At least at some level. Deacon had been thin on details. They were rushed for time. But the gist of it was that O.P could not be allowed to know that they knew of the threat to his life. O.P could not be allowed to know anything about any sort of plan to get him out of the galaxy. For once O.P knew, then those who were tracking him, and conspiring to kill him, would also know. Renshaw was not sure if Deacon had meant that they could read his audio and visual nerve inputs, more or less what O.P heard, and saw, or actually read his thoughts.
