CEREBUS
J.J.F. MUSGRAVEmythological creatures cerberusgreek mythology cerberusmythical creature cerberus
The hum of servers and the flicker of fluorescent lights gave the bunker an antiseptic unreality, as if reality itself was being sterilized.
On the large monitor, grainy satellite footage looped without mercy. A flaming mountain in Turkey. A blurred winged shape, moving too fast for the eye. Villages gone in minutes. And beside it, security footage from Crescent Mall: a massive beast mid-leap, three heads snarling, jaws open wide enough to snap steel.
The comparison was undeniable.
“Same signature,” the technician muttered, his fingers trembling on the keyboard. “Tri-phased electromagnetic spikes. Identical to the Ararat incident.”
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