CHAPTER 96

CHAPTER 96

MARIANNE ENTERED THE BUNKER and saw her daughter finishing assembling the device.

— You did an excellent job, Nika.

— You know I hate it when you call me that.

— But that's what I named you when you were born, whether you like it or not, that's what I'll forever call you.

Marianne came close to her daughter and studied the assembled device.

— Now all we need to do is crack the code.

Nika smiled.

— Do you think I wouldn't have done it already?

Marianne gazed admiringly at her daughter.

— Not even if I had wanted so much could I have someone better than you, daughter.

— It was something absurdly simple... Nikola Tesla did everything three times in his life, the code refers to that.

Nika typed 3, 6, and 9.

— See, it won't work, but if we type 333666999.— She hit Enter.

The machine started making a feeding noise.

— Voila...

— The world will finally surrender to Nazism.

Nika smirked.

— No, mother, the world will surrender to me.

She stuck the dagger in her mother's chest, who agonized for a few moments and fell lifeless.