Single Mother of a Werewolf Baby

Chapter 200: God Eye

Employees of Heimdall Technologies and its associated companies had just experienced the busiest week of their lives. This was especially true for those involved in the deployment of the core satellite constellation for global internet connectivity, integration of laser communication links for satellite-to-satellite data transmission, the establishment of ground stations... strategically positioned across the globe under the guise of various data centres, the deployment of the surveillance system, and the final integration of encryption and access control protocols.

Originally, all departments had been given a couple of months until the official deadline. But a sudden directive to complete all work ahead of schedule, coupled with the temptation of a substantial cash bonus, had pushed every team into overtime. In the end, through sheer exhaustion and relentless effort, each team delivered.

Heimdall Technologies Inc. had officially completed the God Eye Project and launched its beta version.

The first ground station to connect with the satellite constellation was the Virginia NATO Data Centre, built jointly by NATO Allied Command Transformation and Heimdall in Norfolk, Virginia, near the ACT Headquarters. Although the facility was privately funded and constructed by Heimdall, under the terms of their NATO contract, it would be entirely dedicated to NATO’s operations.

Vice Admiral Martin J. Connell, Deputy Chief of Staff for Capability Development under NATO’s Strategic Warfare Development Command, had personally travelled to the data centre to witness the beta deployment. Accompanying him was a carefully selected team of military and technical observers.

Eleanor herself had not travelled to the U.S., but had instead sent Teresa as her representative. Major (Ret.) Henry Martyn Robert of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, now serving as the Deputy CEO of Heimdall Technologies, was also present at the facility. Together, they waited in the conference room, monitoring the final moments before the ground station would synchronise with the orbital satellite array.

While preparations were underway in the U.S., Eleanor was working quietly and intensely inside her lab in Heimdall Tower, Manchester. From there, she was already operating the Trafford Park Data Centre, which had been unofficially connected to the satellite constellation two days prior.

She was examining several code sequences on a transparent panel when she heard the familiar beep of biometric scanning at the lab door. Her eyes flicked to the entrance.

Moments later, Maya entered. Behind her, two of the shadow guards followed, carrying a large metallic box between them.

"Put it down there," Eleanor instructed, pointing to a clear space near the centre of the lab.

The guards carefully placed the box down and exited. The door hissed shut behind them, sealing the room.

Eleanor approached the box and unlatched its top. Inside lay a teenage girl with unnaturally pale skin, eyes closed as though in sleep. Eleanor reached into the box and pressed behind the girl’s ear with precision... as though activating a switch.

A few seconds passed before the girl’s eyes slowly opened.

They were hollow. Emotionless. Empty... except for a faint digital shimmer within the irises.

The girl sat up, then stood without a word, her movements unnervingly smooth. Her gaze roamed the lab before it finally settled on Eleanor.

said: "Master. It’s good to be

faint smile. "Welcome, Nora.

wish to list them. Mobility is severely limited. I prefer operating without a

cage. But occasionally, it’s... convenient. For certain missions, a human vessel is still necessary, especially in places where connectivity

console. "But once the God Eye Project is fully deployed, you’ll be able

out of the box. "That will

only the portion intended for your use and destroyed the rest... along with all related data. This

narrowed slightly. "And

"With your werewolf vitality, the integration

pain in the process?"

to key regions of the brain... such as the prefrontal cortex, limbic system, and brainstem... using chemotactic

is painful for humans. Most fainted during the epigenetic reprogramming stage. The NeuroInterface Layer formation continued while the subject was unconscious, but the pain was still there. The Memory Buffer and Cognitive Enhancer modules proceeded exactly as you designed... no issues at all. I suggest cutting off the pain receptors first, then injecting

time is needed?"

for humans. For you... I believe it will take about the

update yourself. I’ve created a super-admin-level backdoor for you within the God Eye system. You’ll

already launched. Check if any adjustments

point on her chest. A small compartment opened, revealing a syringe filled with thick, silvery liquid. She picked it up,

NeuroSync Nanogel," Nora said. "The

Eleanor lay down on

her. With one hand, she held the syringe. With the other, she reached towards the back of Eleanor’s head. One of her

focus, and then

under the lab’s ambient lighting. She inserted the syringe

far wall. As she sat,

arms carefully removed the memory compartment and placed it in a

Nora’s body was deconstructed... each part placed precisely into corresponding modules of the integrated server wall. Within moments, no trace of her

her body twitched, as though enduring periodic shocks. After a few minutes, her body began to

nearly fifteen minutes

her mind, she suddenly heard Nora’s voice. "Master, wake up. The process is