Zachary. Who named a child that? He’d even looked it up once. It meant “Lord returned.” He certainly wasn’t a lord. Or the Lord. What were his parents thinking? But it gave him something to think about. Amidst all the changes in his life, daily, monthly, yearly. Few things stayed the same, except him. His body, his actions, the way he moved or looked at things, his perceptions—and while those could change, depending on the knowledge he put into them, he was always the same. When he realized this, it gave him a strength, a surety he hadn’t ever found before. Then he realized he could use the army the same way. Oh, it changed around him constantly, he wasn’t fooled by that. But they had systems, ways of doing things that added stability. The career training didn’t hurt either. Kerrigan stood over Michael Scott’s body. One more mystery to add to all the things he did for General Samantha Ariyan. While well paid, and appropriately informed for each mission or project, his part in it anyway, he’d had a lot of questions about Samantha Ariyan build up over the years.
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