Feel It In My Bones

The Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa University of Kinshasa campus April 1, 2015 There was no sound on the security feed, but Terrifica and Miss Americana could see what was happening well enough. The MIT scientists flicked a row of jury-rigged switches on the desk in front of them, bringing to life the machine before them. Row after row of panels lit up, vacuum tubes and relays flickering to life, and suddenly a long-dormant machine was alive again, casting a glowing light aro

"But the hurting has gone on," said Joseph, his voice burning with fierce protest. "I have felt it, again and again and again, in the streets and world above. Surely you must have felt it too," he added, his all-too-human voice ringing through the ancient architecture of the primitive computer. "The millions dead! This nation in flames, again and again and again! I broke at the feel of it, and hid here deep below. They must still be there. Who else could have done these horrors?! Surely you must