Haldoris Landskricht "heals" Zavirdyaev. The Big Assembler.
Suddenly, he felt Landskricht grab his spacesuit and begin to pull it up.
Finally, her face appeared in front of him, this time emotionless. She reached for his head, after which there was a click and the visor began to slide away. Then she began to drag him somewhere, as one could guess, towards his chair. Also, having thrown back the glass, she stroked his forehead with the backs of her fingers - it was difficult to do otherwise. Obviously, she wanted to calm him down.
- How serious is the wound? - Zavirdyaev groaned.
Here Landskricht perked up and chuckled.
- A wound?! There is no wound. I just wanted you to calm down. Why did you split up. Although, I can tell you why. Your head was thoroughly rummaged through at one time and now it's your problem. It wasn't aliens who rummaged through it, but yours... Well, more accurately, not yours, not Russians, but yours within the Block. You understand everything.
- Something is really wrong with me, - answered Zavirdyaev. - More accurately, I know that it's not quite right - this memory blocking procedure is like that, but now... I was simply ready to attack without thinking about anything... To attack you. Sorry.
- You acted like a real soldier, - Landskricht grinned. Big people, the bosses of humanity would not be against working out such a method before mass application, although everything works out anyway, without high technology. Manipulation of public opinion and other engineering. And as for you - it was enough for me to say that "@enemy" are also people and here is the result.
- And what do you know about this brainwashing of mine?
- Just in general terms. You had fun there for three months.
- Fun? Well, call it that. Actually, now I'm wondering how it happened that after that I spent all this time in the damn Superfederant. Weren't they afraid that something would happen to me, or did my memory unlock?
- You weren't the only one who was unique.
- I suspected that there were many candidates. Is that so?
- In any case, you weren't the only one, but initially there were several hundred of them, that is, you. Many dropped out.
- How? What happened to them?
- We still have to find such reckless people. Nothing special happened to those others. They couldn't see any real purpose behind the things that you and I did. It seemed like more research and nothing more. But you...
- What about me?
- Tell me, what were you thinking when you got involved with this program and now, when you climbed into the shuttle?
- Well, if you know the details about the program, then you probably know this too. Revolution and all that... If you don't know, then... In general, the Super-Federalist movement, which is not connected to the region, has now emerged from its frozen state and there, on Earth...
- Thank you, that's enough.
- What's wrong?
- Let me tell you. The Super-Federalist Party really does exist and really was in a frozen state. It was created artificially. It was created by AEX. As for the GBA, they, as usual in such cases, had comprehensive information and did not object. The Super-Federalist was also created in 2114 on the initiative of AEX and Bandon personally - this is just one of such bosses. One of the prime directors of AEX and a bunch of other titles like Grand Master. Well, you know. In general, AEX and GBA can be considered as a single whole. Sometimes this is said in the mass media and this is actually true. The Siberian Super-Federalist Party was originally conceived as a limitrophe "interface-port" for possible trade with Asia. The idea was Bandon's, so the main organizational work was entrusted to AEX.
- Interface-port? But that was back then, in the fourteenth year. Back then, no one imagined that the War would drag on for so long. The idea seemed reasonable then. Now it's just an accompanying task, - answered Zavirdyaev, who had managed to read the points from the political document.
- Yes, initially there were plans to end hostilities by the fifteenth year. Then conclude the necessary peace packages and go into a state of cold war. You know about the cold war in the twentieth century, right?
- Of course, and in the twenty-first.
- Oh, right, and in the twenty-first.