Five days later
Five days laterJet got up and rubbed her eyes. It was morning, but it seemed like the day was over. Jet looked out the window. She saw a garden with several trees and other vegetation.
“Cognitive ability improved, completion time estimated at forty-four days, three hours, twelve minutes, and fifteen seconds,” Leviathan said.
Jet sighed. She had been teaching April for days.
“I like playing with you, Jet,” April said in her childlike voice.
Teaching April in any traditional sense was slow. Jet needed to teach her these puzzles faster. She knew April’s empathy receptors were impaired, which affected her learning ability—at least, that was what Ash had said.
“Yeah, I like it too, April,” Jet said.
Although April Mason was no more, she hated being called Delta. The funny
