My Engineer The Series Novels & Stories

On 19th of April 2018, the hit teenage sci-fi action series EngiNeERD took a huge fan demand to extend another season. Many teeangers were huge fans of the characters led by the famous Andrew Cortez as Jonathan Castro and teenage in-demand model turned actress Zoey Montes as Hailey Dela Cruz With the whole crew having problems with Zoey's contract, the director suggested to push with the people's demand for another season. "We will distract the viewers. We'll make the story be focused on Jonathan's journey until Zoey's modelling contract abroad ends."

I glance over at him, noticing the bitter look on his face as Cade reminds him to submit his documentation. Incompetent engineers are actually far more common than most people can imagine. People assume that because you’re an engineer, you must be incredibly intelligent, but little do they know that you’re at the bottom tier of all engineers. Not that they aren’t smart. It’s just that they’re only ‘book smart’. Or just lazy. “That’s all I have for you.” I hear Cade say, my gaze reverting to meet him as he says, “I’ll give you back a few minutes of your time.”

He was focused entirely on damage control. The engineer carefully placed the drenched gaming device on a protective cloth. Cassian stood over him, demanding answers… "I need you to look into that, Mike," Cassian instructed, “I need to know the structure. Loosen it until its entirety. Be thorough." The engineer, looking grimly professional, got to work. He used specialized tools, his movements precise and methodical. I watched, numbly, my heart still fighting a losing battle against the dread. Finally, the engineer leaned back. He wiped his hands on his trousers, looking apologetic.

“No. It’s okay, Engineer Sean. You’re beautiful and sexy. Even I was speechless because you look so hot in that black robe.” El Sandra hissed in a low voice. I chuckled slightly, glancing at El Sandra. “Aw, thank you, Beverly.” "Just Bev, Engineer Sean. Actually, I’m a big fan of yours. That’s why I also took up Civil Engineering. ‘Cause I want to follow in your footsteps." "Oh, really?” I glanced again at El Sandra, who was sitting opposite me. “I’m very flattered, Bev. I believe you can reach what I’ve achieved.”

"Hmm.. Ano'ng tawag sa trabaho na mag papa andar ng hagdan at nag pa-pataas ng pintuan?" Tinutukoy niya ang elevator. "Pwedeng Engineer ang tawag sa kanila o dikaya'y Electrician." "Ohh! Engineer diba Ate gusto mo maging Engineer? Pero teka bakit ang sabi mo mga bahay ang ginagawa ng Engineer." Ngumiti ako at namangha sa talas ng memorya ng kapatid ko. "Magkakaiba kasi ang mga Engineer Seb, merong gumagawa ng bahay at kalsada, meron namang gumagawa ng gamot, nag pa-paandar ng mga makina at marami pang iba."

“Who are they, Leo? Give me more than a title.” ​“They were the engineers, Cassian,” Leo explained, his hands gesturing wildly. “The ones who thought Vane was too cautious. They believed the Iron City failed because it wasn’t mechanical enough. When the city imploded, they were already in the southern outposts. They’ve spent the last few weeks scavenging the wreckage, building something they call the Great Engine. They don’t want to rule the North; they want to process it.” ​“Process it?” Winnie asked, her hand resting on the bark of the Obsidian Tree.

“He couldn’t possibly see the future that far, could he? How could he know something like Godeater would come? His not knowing something this galactically significant means there are plenty more he doesn’t know, and could never know. “For example, what if Godeater is a result of his engineering, hm? Or what if the alternative he loathed was the antithesis to Godeater? “As I said, there is a flaw in the Engineer’s calculations. As a result, there is a flaw in his programming as well. You cannot force entropy on a system - that will only lead to further destruction, far beyond control. Unless, of course, the Engineer wished to destroy all of it in the process.” There was another long silence a

How the hell could they possibly have the technical know-how or resources? “The university doesn’t know,” Iseult answered. “All it knows is that it provided a highly secure underground basement. The director of the university and many members of the Education Department had zero idea about the details of the project. “You know what it’s like with top national secrets. The new engine takes technological cues from your hydrogen-fuel system, and the chief engineer of this entire project is Professor Liam Jepsen. You bought his tech, remember? I hope you haven’t forgotten who he is by now.”

"Why not." "I'll buy the titanium," Jackson stood up, dusting off his pants. "Serenity, we might need to hire an engineering tutor. Or a bomb disposal expert. Just to be safe." "I think he takes after his father," Serenity teased Alex. "No," Alex looked at the dismantled engine, analyzing the surprising logic behind Julian’s mess. "He's faster than me. At his age, I was just hacking calculators. He is engineering propulsion systems." Cassandra leaned her head on Alex's shoulder. "Version 2.0 is definitely an upgrade."

“I told you not to tighten the screw, and you didn’t believe me. “What kind of engineer did you hire to fix this mess? If he doesn’t know what he’s doing, he shouldn’t be touching it! “Now everything is broken!” Winnie’s face darkened. “Alright, isn’t the previous engineer, Cameron Garcia, from Zillion Corporation? Just call him to come over.” After Winnie said that, Henry laughed. “Winnie, Cameron isn’t any normal maintenance worker. He’s one of the top talents of Zillion Corporation. He’s also one of the top talents in the industry. It’s not easy to call him over.