A Message From Pluto

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A Message From Pluto

Mystery/Thrillerlast updateLast Updated : 2024-11-17

By: Galex Caesar Ongoing
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A few days to Mcginn's birthday, he receives a letter purportedly from a mysterious person called Pluto, who wants him to return a pendant he had taken while in active service. There is only one man who can dare to search for this treasure and return it to the owner, a man who has been killed three years earlier. As the search for pendant intensifies, a dark lord ignites interest in the pendant which can give him the power to control mankind. The treasure must be found and returned to it's owner who plans to present it to his intended bride, a rich girl who doesn't know his true identity and and treats him with anything but respect. Everyone involved must tread with caution for even the knowledge of Pluto's identity is certain death.

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CHAPTER 1 : A Call From Nowhere

The morning rays seeped through the parted curtains and illuminated the once dark room, waking him up. He groaned loudly and turned away from the light, hoping to get back to sleep and catch up on the hours he had missed. He had always complained to his wife about drawing the curtains when he wanted a good night sleep. Now sleep will be elusive, from past experience. So he decided to get out of bed and wash up. He will have another word with his wife about those damn curtains. General McGinn was not the regular man on the street. A national hero who had served his country in different capacities. He led the army in the annihilation of the terrifying terrorist group that was slowly gaining a foothold into the country. After service in many different capacities, domestic and abroad, he retired, a few months after returning from the Mexican front where he again led the army to destroy the drug cartels that worked the US-Mexican border. Now he was on what the president described as perp

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CHAPTER 1 : A Call From Nowhere
The morning rays seeped through the parted curtains and illuminated the once dark room, waking him up. He groaned loudly and turned away from the light, hoping to get back to sleep and catch up on the hours he had missed. He had always complained to his wife about drawing the curtains when he wanted a good night sleep. Now sleep will be elusive, from past experience. So he decided to get out of bed and wash up. He will have another word with his wife about those damn curtains. General McGinn was not the regular man on the street. A national hero who had served his country in different capacities. He led the army in the annihilation of the terrifying terrorist group that was slowly gaining a foothold into the country. After service in many different capacities, domestic and abroad, he retired, a few months after returning from the Mexican front where he again led the army to destroy the drug cartels that worked the US-Mexican border. Now he was on what the president described as perp
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CHAPTER 2: The Master's Master
The Quinton Villa was a one of it's kind in suburban Texas. One look at it and you start wondering if it was built to be intimidating rather than for it's beauty. For intimidating it was but it's beauty left a lot to be desired. A sprawling structure that started halfway up a mountain and spread out like a giant's palm at the base of the mountain, giving the impression that the place was more than just a home. It housed a helipad that was suspended halfway into the mountain , stretching out into space. There was a flight of stairs snaking up to the landing pad and a lift encased in a glass partition. On the opposite side of the mountain was the garage that had a fleet of exotic cars. Directly behind this garage was a swimming pool with dotted artificial trees to make for shade. A tennis court stood among a line of trees, sandwiched between a badminton court and a park with benches leaning against the trees that designated the area. Beyond these rows of trees a man worked slowly, unh
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CHAPTER 3: The Council Of War
The meeting was scheduled for six in an inconspicuous house on the outskirts of Jefferson, a small town in Texas. The choice of San Antonio Museum was informed by its serenity, a good kitchen and a large parking space that was screened from the street. It was supposed to be low profile without infringing on the tastes of the attendees. Nobody knew when it would be over. On the third and top floor of the building, McGinn sat quietly at a table, sipping a drink without really tasting it. He was that worried but he would never admit it to anyone. He had called the Chief of Staff immediately after the phone call and relayed the message to him. In his opinion, the men who had worked with him in Zamora may be anywhere now. And he wanted their files, a condition he knew could not be granted even him. So the vice president was attending to sanction the agreement. The"third eye" as the caller had named it was now considered a national treasure. Upon closer inspection by antique and gem de
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CnHAPTER 4 : A Parting Gift
Ted Harris rolled out his motor scooter out of the Quinton Villa perimeter, parked it, returned and closed the gates before mounting it again. He sped towards the intersection that led to downtown Austin. A boy of around sixteen rolled to his side on a pair of skates and grinned at him. He smiled back, gesturing for him to slow down. He made to overtake but Ted pulled on the throttle and left him behind, shaking his head and wondering why everyone wanted to be going fast. He sped towards the Q2 Stadium road that will take him to sixth street. It was weekend and that made sixth street the ideal place for a birthday celebration if you weren't planning on spending much but having the crowd that will make it lively. He had told Julia that he was coming for the party to celebrate with her and try to convince her to shelf the idea of a divorce. She didn't want him to be there. It was supposed to be a happy affair, but with him around her family the friction between them was going to feel
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CHAPTER 5: Jeremy Jordan
Gordon adjusted the scarf around his neck, lifted his head and gathered the thick cardigan to himself. The taxi he had boarded was speeding up a dusty path with deciduous trees on both sides of the road. It was a quiet day with no other vehicles in sight and just a few pedestrians going about their businesses. He had been sent to bring Jordan and was given two days to find him. So he got to work. He flew to Washington and met up with a man the people who knew Jordan called his friend. He worked alone, and had contact with very few. Tyler Caldin was now relegated to a desk job at headquarters, much to his chagrin. After the intervention of the US in what was the Libyan Takeover and the disarmament of the warring militia factions, an exercise Caldin had been entrusted to lead an elite group of top covert operative. There was an incident that till today begged for an explanation. A Libyan who was an informant of the right-wing Fajr Libya Militia was found dead in a delivery truck ca
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CHAPTER SIX. Caesar Royale
Ted leaned his scooter against a pole that supported the canopy which made for the parking lot and walked out into the dazzling early morning sunlight. He turned around and walked towards the tall twenty two storey building that was home of Caesar Royale, a giant media group and the biggest company in the cowboy city of Texas. He strode unhurriedly towards the the entrance on which there was a logo of CR with the C wearing a crown and enclosed in a gold frame. Everything about the company showed the level of affluence of the that made the rounds. He pushed the glass slide door and walked into the lobby. The atmosphere inside was cool and bustling. There was a long counter constructed with dark polished mahogany. Behind the counter sat a receptionist looking at the door. She took a look at him and absently looked away. behind her there were about three women and a man sitting behind desks in swivel chairs, a pile sheets of paper on each desk and a Dell computer on them. When he walk
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CHAPTER 7: Claudia Harris
She sat up in bed, her hands hugging her knees, a small smile touching her lips. She felt a little confused by the way things were going with Jordan. She was not worried, just confused, not believing she was doing what she was doing. Jordan had swept her off her feet without even trying and she loved it. It felt right to be with him, a feeling that she was fulfilling a higher purpose. Something greater than herself and Jordan. But it felt good. Something within her told her there was a catch, that it was unethical in the Company, as they fondly referred to the military. The problem was, she really did not care. She was in this position, with these stream of thoughts for God knows how long until she decided to check on Jordan. He had gone out and left a note, to get groceries at the grocery store. So she reached for her phone just as it rang, momentarily startling her. It was her brother Clyde. Frowning slightly, she answered the call. " Clyde, why are you calling me now?" She
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