Harrison Clark's plan was ambitious, but too vague.
The idea was fantastic, but he didn't know how to put it into action.
However, he wasn't too worried. Although he'd already experienced a great war and lost his body in the process, he'd only been in his current state for less than a week.
With 51 weeks left, he had plenty of time to figure things out. There was no need to rush - he could take things one step at a time.
That night, Harrison was forced to play chess with Nora Camp for two hours, which left him exhausted but still able to sleep soundly.
Nora, on the other hand, stayed up all night as usual.
First, she played chess by herself, losing three games to her unbeatable personal quantum computer assistant. Then, she logged onto the Mars' Near-field Quantum Network, where at least 100,000 people were always online, and played five more games of Commander Simulation, carefully selecting her opponents.
