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isolated and safe from the outside world,” said Justin.
    “We appreciate this, Justin,” Jonathan told him as he made my way to the roof in the suit.
    “Where are you going?” asked Sarah.
    “To change the world. Let me know if Shadowgate shows up,” Jonathan said walking up the flight of stairs that led to the upper floors and the roof.
     
     
     
    Chapter 16
     
    It was the most isolated country on the planet. Not since the holocaust have people suffered in such great numbers. The people of North Korea had been living under a blanket of lies and secrecy since the country was founded by Kim-Il-Sung.
    Jonathan felt this was the first country that needed to be liberated, considering the people have been suffering long enough. First the famine took place, starving and killing millions of Koreans, and now a disillusioned son, whose ruling had brought hardship down upon the entire country.
    As he took flight for the first time from San Francisco Jonathan’s heads-up display showed him his current location and a map of the entire world. The suit allowed him to fly at a speed close to Mach 1. Any faster and the suit wouldn’t be able to protect him from burning up. Peter was also able to communicate with Jonathan remotely from the warehouse both visually and by audio if he so desired.
    “Let’s hope your presence doesn’t start an international incident,” said Peter.
    “Since no country will take responsibility for this I doubt it will come to that. Besides these people need to be free and they need someone to motivate them to do it,” Jonathan told him.
    “No argument there,” Peter said. “You should be flying close to North Korea now.”
    The map on his heads-up display proved Peter right as he saw the country below him.
    “I’m going in,” said Jonathan.
    As he started his descent, he spotted one of the prison camps and decided to zoom in using the suit. He could see a gathering of people standing near a village watching a group of soldiers carrying a female over to what looked like a wooden pole sticking up out of the ground. The soldiers tied her to the pole and then backed away with their automatic weapons aimed at her. It looked as if they were about to execute her.
    “Let this be a lesson to all who betray your dear leader Kim-Jong-Il. It is treason to leave the borders of this country,” the officer said in Korean.
    The suit was able to translate the language into one I could understand; English.
    Jonathan knew he had to act quickly before they opened fire and took her life. He quickly landed safely in front of her just as the officer ordered his men to fire.
    “Put your weapons down! Now!” Jonathan ordered. Luckily the suit translated his words into their language.
    For a moment, he could tell they were all shocked by what they saw. Then the officer yelled, “Kill him!”
    His soldiers opened fire but the bullets had no effect as the suits armor was too tough for them to penetrate. Quickly, Jonathan had the suit form two throwing disc in his hands and then threw them at the soldiers AK-47’s, slicing them in half. The soldiers then instinctively dropped them knowing it was pointless to continue holding them.
    The officer then ran straight towards Jonathan and tried to punch him but he grabbed his arm and slashed his chest with his claw which ripped open his uniform. He yelled out in pain before stumbling to ground.
    “Listen to me! All of you!” Jonathan yelled so everyone in the area could hear him. “Your dear leader has lied to you. Trust me. I know because I come from a place that is free. I know what it’s like to be free. Sadly you are living under a blanket of tyranny. Not freedom. If you were free, your own government would not be executing the people you know and love. These soldiers do not have to kill this innocent female. All she was doing was crossing the border to get food and possibly expose what really goes on here.
    “If you truly want to be free then I say fight for