63The Prefect was happy, satisfied with the progress so far. "We have him now, he's staying in the groove." This project was going to give him everything he wanted - fame, money, power, respect. Just don't blow it now, he thought to himself.
Sue and Roger looked up briefly at his words, then quickly returned to their tasks.
As the pace had accelerated, Sue had a minutia of detail to keep track of and a mass of recordings to monitor. She had already had to pull two backups out as some tests had failed, but the pace of code changes had only increased.
Roger also noted the increase of coding. Things weren't as stable as the prefect thought. These subroutines were becoming more and more tailored to this specific anomaly. The code which was resulting had little to do with the original math a
