Day 26

When we got back to base

Kay was quite and just went to her room. The Chief met us in the lounge and we all sat down and talked. “Well, what happened?” the Chief asked us. “The doctors told us electrical waves were interfering with her brain waves,” Sato said. “Which means she could possibly have a brain chip still installed in her from previous whatever. We asked her personally in her room at the hospital after she was escorted back, because she escaped, you know how she is, but she said she doesn’t know. So this could be a problem. We have to monitor her closely and I want tests run on everything that is installed in Bentley. That means Ringo and Riggs, get a move on-“ “I can go too if you want. I’m specialized in mobile suit program installations and ballistics, and computers, and all that’s electronical,” CC said. “Good. Well now we know where we could place you later on. So that’s that. Allison, keep a close eye on Kayvroni and the actions she has with Bentley. This is a serious matter,” explained Sato. “Very well. Sato I want you to do a full background check or Kayvroni. Go as far back as you can. Allison, go with him,” the Chief ordered. “Yes Chief,” we said. “Well, how serious is it?” Riggs said, probably pretending to care. “Remember how serious it was last time? Worse. She could die. The doctors wouldn’t even tell us she could die. But we knew, and he agreed,” Leeha said. “Fucking disaster…” she muttered. “This is serious Rachel. Shut the fuck up and go do what you were ordered to do. Because if we don’t figure this out, you’re probably going to be a number one target when she has an outbreak,” shouted Leeha. Riggs already got up and was half way out of the room before Leeha was done speaking. Everyone went about their business and we were going to try and help Kay as much as we could.

     Me and Sato went into the computer room. Sato sat down in front of the wall with a huge screen and I pulled up a chair next to him. We got on and looked up Kay’s files. “Major Captain Kayvroni Washamarou, nineteen, operative for blah blah blah…” He was mumbling everything he was reading and then he attempted to go as far back as he could; but he stopped. “What?” I asked him. I looked on the screen and in big red letters it said file can not be found. “Shit. It’s not here.” He was looking around frantically through the computer files but couldn’t find what he needed. All that was there was the current profile of who she was, and nothing more. Nothing of her past, nothing of where she came from; it was like a huge mystery. “How could this be possible?” he said to himself. “Well, did anyone actually look at her past files when she got here? Or did you guys just put in a current profile and started a new one?” I asked him. “No, we’ve had to have done a background check?” He picked up the phone next to him and called for Leeha. “Leeha, did we do a background check on Kay when she first came here? - Yeah, that’s what I thought, but it’s not here- No- I don’t know, I checked all the files under her and I found nothing. It says file can not be found and then I go down the screen and it’s white- Okay, I’ll let you know.” “Well what did she say?” “She said exactly what I said. And she thinks somehow Kay deleted it. No one has checked that girl’s file for years. It’s normally always there when we need it, so she could’ve deleted it at anytime,” Sato said. He sat back and stared at the screen. We heard footsteps behind us and we turned around to see Kay was standing in the door. “How long have you been there?” I asked her. “Just got here.” “Shit! NO, what the hell is going on?!” I turned around to see Sato yelling at the computer. “It’s crashing!” The screen started blinking red, and on the screen popped up “erasing file.” We both turned around and Kay was gone. “What the hell is going on,” Sato said. “I just lost her whole file. That’s impossible. These computers are impossible to hack in to.” “Unless you know them. Or unless you’re a computer yourself,” I said. He turned to me and I think he got the idea. “I think we have a serious problem,” he said. The computer turned off it self, and by that time, Sato got up and walked through the doors. I sat there and thought for a moment and then followed him. He was in the hall looking in all directions for Kay. “She nowhere to be found.” He started walking and I followed him into the lounge. “Is Kay here?” he asked. Takuya and Leeha looked up and Leeha said, “No, why?” “Because she came into the room while we were looking up her file, and then the whole file was erased, and then the whole computer crashed, and she left right after this happened,” Sato explained. Confusing looks came across her face. “What? How is that possible?” Takuya asked. “I have no idea. But Al brought up a valid point. I said there are security systems like crazy in all of our systems and it should be impossible to get through. Then Al said not unless you’re a computer or something like that. If she has a chip, she could be aware that were looking at her files and erasing all of them. Maybe there’s something she wants to hide from us. Which I don’t understand why, we’re her family pretty much,” Sato said. “Yeah, but she has no idea what’s going on? She doesn’t even remember anything?” Takuya said. He shrugged his shoulders and left the room. “Try and pull up her files on any other computer!” he said while he walked out of the room. Takuya and Leeha left to go check to see if they can find Kay’s files. I got up and went back to my room.