CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE
Lowering my hands from my ears, I stared at the generator’s monitor uncertainly. It was back to normal now, showing the basic power levels of the generator as well as the rest of the maze. Looked pretty detailed, too, but I didn’t care about that. I was more interested in this woman, whoever she was, and what she meant about ‘Abaddon,’ plus ‘The Destroyer,’ whatever the heck that was.
I walked up to the monitor and stared at the graphs a little bit more closely than before. Unfortunately, this was where my lack of mathematical expertise hindered me because I couldn’t make sense of any of the graphs, bars, and numbers displayed before me. The only legible thing was what appeared to be the name of the maze—’UNIT VA’—but even that was useless. It did hint, however, that p
