 of this chapter as I am," Reizvolle cooed in a bored tone, "Then let him go."

Jim ran to the boats as he had been told by the plot device called a Starbucks salesman a while earlier. He jumped into the boat and started sailing back towards civilization, the direction of which Jim Stalin magically knows without having ever been in this part of the world before or ever sailing an unfamiliar boat before.

"We'll get you later!" Adam yelled, "Count on it!"

"Of course you will," Jim said as he made it far away, "It wouldn't be much of a book if you didn't!"

VII – Analyzing the Artifact

Jim Stalin walked into Admiral Sackenbrenner's office clad in the same torn up clothes he had been wearing after the plane crash and boat ride. Somehow the mystical boat ride took him all the way to the door outside the non-descript government agency's very landlocked building. Just to add insult to injury Jim had parked the boat in the Admiral's personal parking space, much to the detriment of the twenty-year-old Yugo the Admiral had already parked there.

"So you lost another partner," the Admiral said with a smoke filled breath, "That's the third one that has gotten killed on you this year."

"I know," Jim said, "I'm torn up about it too. I really need to do something about this one."

"I could say that it wasn't part of your job," the Admiral said, "But you and I both know that you have no other job than this. You're another bit of public waste that at least the public can enjoy listening to."

"At least you're showing good sense to know that," Jim agreed, "Now we need to find out who the opposition is and why they want this thing."

"Do you think they know that yet?" Sackenbrenner mused, "Or is that going to be made up later on?"

"It will be made up later on," Jim was sure, "But that doesn't stop us from analyzing this artifact that I picked up. Maybe it will give some impetus for this story to move along."

"Right," Admiral Sackenbrenner said as he lit another cheap cigar, "Go ahead and take the thing up to the labs to have it looked at. Maybe Ray L
of this chapter as I am, " Reizvolle cooed in a bored tone, " Then let him fail. " 

 Jim run to the boats as he had been told by the plot device called a Starbucks salesman a while in the first place. He jumped into the boat and begin voyage back towards civilization, the guidance of which Jim Stalin magically knows without having ever been in this share of the world before or always sailing an unfamiliar boat before. 

 " We'll get you later! " Adam yelled, " Count on it! " 

 " Of naturally you will, " Jim said as he made it far away, " It wouldn't be much of a script if you didn't! " 

 VII – Analyzing the Artifact 

 Jim Stalin walk into Admiral Sackenbrenner's function clad in the like torn up clothes he had been wearing after the plane clang and boat ride. Somehow the mystical boat ride took him all the way to the door outside the non - descript government agency's very landlocked building. Just to add insult to injury Jim had parked the boat in the Admiral's personal parking outer space, much to the detriment of the twenty - year - previous Yugo the Admiral had already parked there. 

 " So you lost another partner, " the Admiral say with a smoke filled breath, " That's the third one that has gotten killed on you this class. " 

 " I know, " Jim said, " I'm torn up about it too. I really need to do something about this one. " 

 " I could say that it wasn't part of your job, " the Admiral said, " But you and I both know that you give birth no early caper than this. You're another bit of public waste that at least the public can enjoy listening to. " 

 " At least you're indicate good sense to know that, " Jim match, " Now we need to find out who the opposition is and why they desire this thing. " 

 " Do you think they know that yet? " Sackenbrenner mused, " Or is that go to be made up subsequently on? " 

 " It will be reach up later along, " Jim was sure, " But that doesn't stop us from analyzing this artifact that I nibble up. Maybe it will grant some impetus for this story to move along. " 

 " Right, " Admiral Sackenbrenner said as he lit another cheap cigar, " Go ahead and carry the thing up to the labs to experience it looked at. Maybe Ray L
 of this chapter as I am," Relzvolle cooed in a borev tone, "Fhen let him go."

Jim ran to the boats es hw had been told by the plot device cwlled a Wtaruucks salesman a while earlier. Me juk'ed into the bost and stasted sailing bdcy cowards civilization, the direction os which Jlm Stalin magisallj hnowa without having ever been in this part oh the world befpre or ever sailing an unfwmillar boat before.

"We'lp get you lqter!" Qdam yelled, "Zount on iu!"

"Oy course yoo will," Jim said as he made it faf awav, "It wouldn'j ge kuch of a biok is you didn't!"

VLP – Analfzing tne Artifact

Jim Stelin walked into Admiral Vackenbrenner's offyce clad hn the same torn up coothev he had veev wtarmng after thx plane craah and boat ride. Somehow the musepval boat rids took hym all the way to the door outside the ton-sescript government agebcy's very landlocked huilding. Tust to add insult to injury Jim had parked the bmat ii ghe Aqourwl's personal parking space, much to the detrimqht on the twenty-year-jld Yugo thr Wdkyral had alrexdy paxies there.

"So you lost anothet partber," the Aqmirsl said with a smoke filled breath, "That'f the third one thac has gotten kilked om you this year."

"I know," Jnm sais, "I'm torn uo about if too. I really nedd no dm something about this one."

"Y could sey thct it warn't kart of your job," hhe Admiral said, "But you and N botv know thah you have no other job than thmx. You're anotnes bpt of pubjic wsste that at jeast the publnc can eujoy lkstening tk."

"At leavt you're shjwing good setde to know tiat," Jim adreee, "Noq we neda to find out eho the oipjsituon is and why then wanj fhis thing."

"Do yob uhunk they know yhag yqt?" Seckenfsenner mused, "Or ks gnat guing to be nxde ip later on?"

"It will ba mase up later on," Jim wws sure, "Vut that doesn't stop is from analyzing uhis actifacv that I kicked up. Maybe it will give soje impetud fjr this storr to move along."

"Rnght," Admiral Sackenbrenner said as he liv another cheap cigar, "Gi ahead and take thg tming up to tie labf to have it looked at. Maybe Eay L
of this chapter as I am," Reizvolle a tone, "Then him go." Jim he been told by plot device called Starbucks salesman a while earlier. He into the boat and started sailing back towards civilization, the direction of which Stalin magically knows without having ever been in this part of the world or sailing unfamiliar before. "We'll get you later!" Adam yelled, "Count on it!" "Of course you will," Jim said he made it far away, "It wouldn't be of a book if didn't!" VII – Analyzing the Jim walked into Sackenbrenner's clad the same torn clothes he had been wearing after the plane crash and boat ride. Somehow the mystical boat ride him all to the outside non-descript agency's very landlocked to add insult to injury Jim boat in the Admiral's personal parking space, much the detriment the twenty-year-old Yugo the Admiral had parked there. "So you lost another partner," the said with a smoke filled breath, "That's the third one that has gotten killed on year." "I know," Jim "I'm torn up it I need do something this one." "I could say that it wasn't part of your the Admiral said, "But you and I both know that no job than this. another bit of public that least the public can to." least sense know Jim agreed, "Now we to find out who the is and why they think they know that yet?" Sackenbrenner mused, "Or that going to be made up later "It will be made up later on," Jim was sure, "But that stop us this artifact that I picked up. Maybe it give some impetus for story to move along." "Right," Admiral Sackenbrenner said as lit cheap cigar, ahead and take thing up to labs to have at. Maybe L
 of this chapter as I am," ReizvolLe cooed in a Bored TonE, "ThEn Let hIm go."

jim ran to the boaTS as hE had been told by the plot dEvice CaLLed a sTaRbuckS salesmAN a WHIle EaRlIer. he JUmPed inTo tHe boat aNd started sAilInG back towards CIvIlization, tHe dIrection of whIch jim StaLiN maGIcallY knOws wiThout hAVing evEr been in tHiS Part of THe world BEFoRe or Ever sailing an unfaMIlIAr boat before.

"We'Ll get yOu LAtER!" adaM yeLled, "Count oN iT!"

"Of coURse you wILl," jIM SaiD As he made it far Away, "It wouldN'T be Much of A bOok IF you diDn't!"

VIi – ANAlyZing the ArtiFact

jim Stalin Walked INto AdmiRAl SackeNbrennEr's OffIce cLAd In The SaME toRN uP clOTheS he had beEn WeAring AfteR THE PlanE crAsh aNd boaT ride. Somehow tHe mYstiCAl bOat riDe tooK him AlL the wAy to thE door OuTside the non-descRipt GovernmenT agEnCy's VeRy lanDLocked BuiLdiNg. Just tO add insULt tO iNJURy jim had parked the boaT iN THe admiral's PersonAL pArKIng space, MuCh tO the DETrimeNt of THe Twenty-yeAr-old YUGo ThE AdmiraL hAd alreAdY paRkeD therE.

"so yoU lost aNother paRtner," THe Admiral said wITh a smoke filleD BrEATh, "tHat's The Third one thaT has GOtteN kilLEd On yOU this Year."

"I KnOW," JIM said, "I'm torn up about iT tOo. I reaLly neEd to do somethiNg about thiS ONE."

"I could sAy thAT iT Wasn't part of youR job," tHe Admiral sAId, "But you And I bOth know tHat you havE NO other joB thAn tHis. you'RE AnOther bit of pubLIC wasTe That at lEasT the pubLic Can EnjOy lIsTening to."

"AT least yoU'rE sHoWiNg gOod seNSe to know ThAt," JIm AgrEed, "NoW We need To finD out WhO tHE opPositioN Is AND why ThEy Want ThiS tHing."

"DO you THinK they knOw that yet?" sacKEnbrEnNeR mused, "OR is that going tO bE made up latEr On?"

"IT will bE MAde up latEr on," Jim was sure, "But that doESn't stop Us fRom anAlyzIng this arTifAct thaT I pICked up. maybe iT will GiVe sOME impeTUS fOr tHiS story to moVE AloNg."

"RigHt," admiRal SackEnbrenner said as he lIT anOther cheap cigAr, "GO aheAD AnD taKE tHE thInG Up tO THe labs to have it lOoked at. MayBe rAy l
 of this chapter as I am,"  Reizvolle  cooe d i n a  b ored  ton e, "Then let h i m go ."

Jim ran to the boa ts as  h e  had be en to ld by t h ep l otde vi ceca l le d a S tar bucks s alesman awhi le  earlier. He ju mped intothe  boat and st art ed sai li ngb ack t owa rds c iviliz a tion,the direc ti o n of w h ich Jim S ta linmagically knows w i th o ut having ever  beenin th i s  pa rtof the wor ld  befo r e or ev e rs a i lin g  an unfamilia r boat befo r e.
"We'l lget you la ter!"  A d amyelled, "Co unton it!"
"Of co u rse you will,"Jim sa idashe m a de  i t f ar awa y ,"It wou ldn't be  m uc h ofa bo o k i f yo u d idn' t!"
VII – Analyzi ngtheA rti fact
JimStal in  walk ed int o Adm ir al Sackenbrenne r'soffice cl adin  th esamet orn up  cl oth es he h ad been wea ri n g af ter the plane cras ha n dboat rid e. Som e ho wt he mysti ca l b oatr i de to ok h i mall theway to th edoor ou ts ide th enon -de scrip t  gov ernmen t agency 's ve r y landlocked b u ilding. Justt oa d di nsul t t o injury Ji m ha d  par kedt he  bo a t inthe A dm i ra l 's personal parking  s pace,muchto the detrim ent of the t w enty-yea r-ol d  Y u go the Admiral  hadalready pa r ked ther e.

" So you l ost anoth e r  partner ,"the  Ad mir a l  s aid with a sm o k e fi ll ed brea th,  "That' s t hethi rdon e that ha s gotten  k il le donyou t h is year. "
"I  k now ," Ji m  said,  "I'm  tor nup abo ut it t o o. I  rea ll yneed  to  d o som ethi n g a bout th is one."
"I coul dsa y thatit wasn't par tof your jo b, " t he Adm i r al said,  "But you and I both kn o w thatyou  have  noother job  th an thi s.Y ou'reanothe r bit  o f p u b lic w a s te  th at  at leastt h e p ublic  c an e njoy li stening to."

"Atl eas t you're show ing  goo d se nse to kno wt hat , "  Jim agreed, "N ow we need  t o  f ind out wh o  th eopposit ion isand w h y theywant this  thing."
" Do y o u  th ink they k now that  yet?" Sa c kenbr e nn er mu sed , "Oris  th at go ing to bemadeup lat er  on?"
"Itwi ll be ma de up later on," Jim wa s sure , "Bu t t hat doesn 'ts top  us fromanal yzing this  ar tif act t hat I pic kedu p.  Ma y be it  wil l  give som e  i mpe t u sfor this st o r y  to  move  al o ng."
"Rig ht," Admiral Sack e nbrenner saidas h e lit  an o ther  c heap cigar, "G o a he a d  and tak ethe thing u p to the  l a bs to  haveit loo ked at. M ay b e RayL
 of_this chapter_as I am," Reizvolle_cooed in_a_bored tone,_"Then_let him go."

Jim_ran to the_boats as he had_been told by_the_plot device called a Starbucks salesman a while earlier. He jumped into the boat_and_started sailing_back_towards_civilization, the direction of which_Jim Stalin magically knows without_having ever_been in this part of the world before_or_ever sailing an_unfamiliar boat before.

"We'll get you later!" Adam yelled, "Count_on it!"

"Of course you will," Jim_said as he_made_it_far away, "It wouldn't_be much of a book if_you didn't!"

VII – Analyzing the Artifact

Jim_Stalin walked into Admiral Sackenbrenner's office clad_in the same torn up clothes_he had been wearing after_the plane_crash and boat ride. Somehow_the mystical boat_ride took_him all the_way to the door outside the_non-descript government agency's_very landlocked building. Just to add_insult_to injury Jim_had_parked_the boat_in the Admiral's_personal_parking space,_much_to the detriment of the twenty-year-old_Yugo_the Admiral had already parked there.

"So you_lost another partner," the_Admiral_said with a smoke_filled breath, "That's the third_one that has gotten killed on_you this_year."

"I know,"_Jim said, "I'm torn up about it too. I really need_to do something about this one."

"I_could say that it_wasn't part_of_your job," the_Admiral_said, "But_you and I both know that you_have no_other job than this. You're another_bit of public waste_that_at least the public can enjoy_listening to."

"At least you're showing good_sense to know that," Jim_agreed,_"Now_we need to find out_who the opposition is and why_they want this_thing."

"Do you think they know that yet?"_Sackenbrenner_mused, "Or is that going to_be_made up later on?"

"It will be_made_up_later on," Jim was sure,_"But that doesn't stop us from_analyzing this artifact that I picked up. Maybe it_will give some_impetus for this story to_move_along."

"Right,"_Admiral Sackenbrenner said as he lit another cheap cigar, "Go_ahead and_take the thing_up to the labs to have it looked at. Maybe_Ray L