“I don’t believe anyone can read a mind Mister Yuri.” He said, his voice slightly shaky. I can see all of that.”Ĭolonel Batov was unsettled some by Yuri’s statement of him not being Jewish. whats behind those emotions… even secrets people wish to deny to themselves. Some brains are mere receivers and others can send, receive and dive deep into that box. The human brain, memories and thoughts are electrical charges that we can only begin to understand. I do not see futures, I see thoughts and I am not Jewish. He thought to himself if Yuri was Jewish. He noticed the three Hebrew letters tattooed on the mans bald forehead. She ended up dying a widow after one said she will marry again.” He wasn’t afraid to look Yuri in the eyes. I grew up in Ukraine, my mother used to see fortune tellers and none of them said anything that came true. “You’re afraid that my abilities might actually be real?” Yuri spoke in his distinct Romanian accent.

He didn’t need to be a telepath to see that the man in front of him was nervous though trying to hide it well. Ever since the Soviet Union annexed Romania, Yuri was able to get his land and surrounding area converted into a base of operations. The Colonel looked out of a window construction workers were setting up other buildings on the base. He wore the uniform of a Soviet Colonel with medals he earned in previous campaigns, and other awards earned in service to the Motherland. Yuri stood in front of his desk facing the man in front of him.

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