Then it showed the pictures from the security cameras until next reset.“Hrm. Good afternoon ... is Mr. Aho at home? He wasn’t at his office...”�...��Just who’s asking?”I could hear that Minna wasn’t too polite when she was asked that. I also noticed that she kept Oona behind her with one hand while the other one was next to the alarm button. Good girl. She obviously remembered what I had taught her.“I’m sorry, I’m Sergeant Koskinen from the National Bureau of Investigation and I’d like to talk to. The product was easy to stock, and I knew every aisle by heart. Quite the exciting life I was living, I know. If nothing else, the work was pretty mundane, which allowed my mind to wander where it might, and I loved working overnights. I'd always been a night owl. I'd tried the other shifts and given them a chance, but I always came back to the nights. The night was my time. As I was setting some Friskies canned food on the shelf, doing my best not to think about Natalie, I was startled by. A. on days like this – at moments like this.He had a few minutes with nothing pressing to do. It wasn't like living on the farm where there was always a chore waiting – or demanding – to be done. It wasn't even like the past two weeks where he felt as if he was always running from one place to another – be it class, to a shoot, spending time with the girls, attending to the new ventures that had been proposed.Adam didn't know what his role would be in Subarctic and that bothered him. He didn't. “The scanners work fine, well except the sonar of course, and the range seems very limited but I am detecting only one artificial object on a straight course towards Nilfeheim and if I am right this is only a space bus. Those are not armed.”“Nothing else?”“Not in range at east.”“I wish we could hail the Bus and see if they had seen anything, but we do not have GalNet. “I mused aloud. “Could it be that maybe someone aboard was simply thinking about destroying Nilfeheim?”Sif shrugged. “I don’t.