Nemecene: The Epoch of Redress (39 page)

to get some sleep

lifeshield
n

a device that creates a field to protect from getting crushed

lift
n

shaft with elevator platform that materializes when called

loose
adj. (highland slang)

relaxed

magnoform
n

magnetic field acting as a raised sleep surface

maze
n

futuristic version of an internet-like network

mick
n (anglicism)

adapted from French slang "mec", meaning a dude

midi
n (highland slang)

midday meal, lunch, adapted from French "midi"

Mount
n

the holy podium where only the
Pramam
speaks

MPD
acronym

multiple personality disorder

neah
adv. (city slang)

no

newb
n (slang)

a newcomer

ohhhm gee
interj.

equiv. to OMG, oh my god.

oh, the shards
exp. (city slang)

you break my heart in a joking manner

one-way portal
n

see
uniportal

operative
n

a stealthy and highly trained member of the
GMU

out-of-bounds tag
n

attached to an archive shelf when a document goes missing

overdazed
adj. (city slang)

stoned, drugged up, out of it

packet
n

a block of information existing in the maze

PAL
(personal automated librarian)
acronym

programable flying book retriever, a type of
sniffer

parked
adj. (slang)

to be sitting waiting for someone

pass
n (Stitch slang)

an out, an exit out of a tough situation

patch
n

an update or fix to a malfunctioning
biochip

Perfect are They
exp.

ceremonial verse used as a lead in for
They are One

perk
v (Stitch slang)

to listen up, perk one's ears

pica
adv. (Stitch slang)

super, very

plane
v

to slide just above ground with special shoes

plane like I'm on the slick
exp.

to hurry, derived from the sport of planing

poke a rib
exp. (Stitch slang)

to tease, to play a trick on

portablower
n

personal short-range device to blow fog away for visibility

Pramam
n

leader of the Unification and head of the Inner Council

privy…
n

protective item container with teeth (e.g. privyshelf)

proximity reader
n

echolocation device used in the fog to detect obstacles

red craft
n

GHU
ambulance

ride it
exp. (city slang)

go with the flow

ride
v (Stitch slang)

to not show up for work, just ride on by

rift
v

to change the properties of matter using frequency shifting

rip
v (highland slang)

to figuratively rip one's pants laughing, used like LOL

roll
v (highland slang)

to laugh uncontrollably

rook
n (slang)

a rookie

rubber
(
narrow field rubber)
n

undetectable small frequency range canceling device

sajadum
[sá-ha-doom]
n

small crystal building used for meditation; fits three people

sage master
n

an individual of highly cultivated wisdom through study

scan
n
and
v

1
n
result of reading a
biochip
for health/security purposes

2
v
to read someone's
biochip
using a frequency device

scan jam
exp.

jamming of the frequencies a device uses to read a
biochip

scanning wall
n

a wall that continuously
scan
s
biochip
s within a meter of it

scuff
n (city slang)

a complication resulting in verbal or physical confrontation

secure band
n

a wristband with clearance level access past
sentinel
posts

sentinel
n

a hybrid species bred for security duty

señor
n (slang)

dude, adapted from Spanish

shakes
interj. (Stitch slang)

used as expression to mean "whoa"

shard
n

see
oh, the shards
for its use in city slang

sheiss
interj. (anglicism from German)

shit

shoe will stick to him something fierce
exp. (Stitch slang)

the boss will get on his case, give him a butt kick

SIF
acronym

Special Investigation Forces

sketch the maze
exp.

equiv. to web surfing but with sketching device

slack
v (slang)

to put something off, procrastinate

slam
n
and
v

1
n (Stitch slang)
a scoring throw in a sports game

2
v
to lightly punch a friend when annoyed at them

slap me
exp. (Stitch slang)

I'm sorry

sleeper
n

portable sleeping surface

sleeve
n

an envelope style folder used to store loose documents

slick
n

futuristic sports rink based on hovering mechanism

slide
v

to arrive at a destination by way of a
slider

slider
n

a personal vehicle that moves by sliding just above ground

sliderpad
n

a place to store a
slider
, like a garage

slip
n

interactive membrane to store/display/manipulate media

slipmap
n

an interactive map imprinted on a
slip

slippad
n

a stack of
slip
s temporarily bound to each other

slipwork
n

similar concept to paperwork except concerning
slip
s

sniff
v

to use a
sniffer
to find something

sniffer
n

device that finds things based on frequency detection

sprinkle dust
v

to encrypt an image or
packet
to render it unsearchable

stretch rodent
exp.

sarcastic way of referring to a ferret-like animal

stroke
n

one single line or gesture when sketching through the
maze

sunshaft
n

a lift shaft that captures and stores solar energy

sweep formation
n

GMU
tactic for fanning out and overtaking an area

sweep
n

a complete search of an area using a
sweep formation

swish
v (Stitch slang)

got it, figured it out

ta
n (Stitch slang)

thanks

tag
n

location tracking and monitoring device or
biochip
flag

tagged
adj.

biochip
is altered and marked as a suspected criminal

Tess
adj. (Stitch slang)

genius, derived from inventor Nikola Tesla

They
pron

The holy Trinity of Jesus, Mohammed, and Abraham

They are One
exp.

ceremonial response to
Perfect are They
, equiv. to "Amen"

thrower
(
frequency thrower)
n

a device that shoots frequencies at a specific point

top
adj. (highland slang)

so much, as in "top juicy" meaning so cool, equiv. to
pica

topped up
adj. (highland slang)

stressed out

trace
v

to run a diagnostic on a
biochip
to find a defect

transfer chest
n

a futuristic shipping crate used by the Gadlins

trip
adj. (city slang)

cool

trip out
exp. (city slang)

get lost, go cool off

trip with that
exp. (city slang)

I'm in, I'm cool with that, it's all good

uniportal
n

a thin membrane acting as a one-way viewing window

unit
n

a group of military personnel

URA
acronym

Unification Research Arm

virta...
n

a virtual object with solid properties (e.g. virtachair)

wack
n (highland slang)

creep, weirdo

way
exp. (city slang)

hi, equiv. to
hey lo

wipe
n

a membrane typically used to wipe off sweat, like a hanky

whip
n (highland slang)

a comeback to a
rib
, as in "good whip!"

ya fig
exp. (Stitch slang)

you figure, equiv. to
eh

yay with that
exp. (highland slang)

down with that, cool with it, all for it

yeah
adv. (city slang)

equiv. to
eh

you-belong-in-a-jar look
exp. (highland slang)

you're nuts, you're a freak

zapped
adj. (slang)

touché, you got me, I fell into that one

zapper
n

a wearable alarm device that sends a mild shock

ziga
adv. (Stitch slang)

super super, even more than
pica

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I have a secret to share with you and there are no shades or hues to it. It involves making a decision, a yes or no choice, a blue pill or a red pill. There is no turning back.

My name was not always Kaz. That's right. I pulled a Prince, a P. Diddy, a Lady Gaga, a Houdini, then magic started to happen.

You see, it's about letting go of old limiting beliefs and claiming
All That Kaz
as my own personal screenplay. This simple yet monumental shift is what has fueled the new Nemecene™ World and what has attracted the following awesome people to my life, for whom I am eternally grateful.

Bob Proctor, Sandy Gallagher, Gina Hayden, Arash Vossoughi, my PGI Matrixx friends, Amy Stoehr, Glenn Garnes, Jae Rang, Gabriella Morfesis, Sylvia McConnell, RUKE, Eric Christian, Jelayne Miles, Rachel Oliver, Neil Oliver, Damon Flowers, Jody Royee, Alena Chapman, Jennifer Beale, Greg Reid, my Secret Knock friends, Lise Patry, Marg Hachey, my GroYourBiz friends, Susannah Davies, Nancy Trites Botkin, Mark Shekter, Ana Jorge, Alecia Guevarra, and many more.

I'd also like to send a special hug to my dog Lola for NOT eating the manuscript and for anchoring me in the moment that is now.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Kaz
is not an author in the traditional sense. She creates fictional worlds using any media she can shape into a richly layered vision. Her strengths have always been imagination, design, and a natural ability to connect the dots, which she weaves into beautiful tapestries that engage the senses. Kaz uses the rhythms and nuances of words to successively reveal deeper meaning behind the narrative.

Nemecene: The Epoch of Redress
is the first episode and entry point into the greater Nemecene™ World — a place where you can engage in life-changing immersive experiences that inspire and empower you to think, feel, express, connect, and act in harmony with others, nature, and our life source, water.

Kaz has a bachelor in Applied Science (engineering) from Queen's University, a fashion degree from the Richard Robinson Fashion Design Academy, certifications in personal training and hypnosis, a US patent in user interface design, an IMBD credit as director, and has written extensively on environmental issues via
WomanNotWaiting.com
,
LifeAsAHuman.com
and her philanthropy mission at
Aguacene.com
.

When she is not scheming the perfect muahahaha moment, you can find her hanging around some four-legged friends. She speaks English, French, Spanish, and is currently learning Russian. She also strives to be a recovering chocoholic, with limited success, and to look more and more like her standard poodle every day.

THE MISSION

Do you love water? (say
yes
)

So do I.

We love water because we
are
water and pretty much everyone and everything we hold dear in our life is water.

What if every time you read a book, watched a movie, played a game, hung out, or nabbed some swag, in order to dream big with your friends inside a science fiction fantasy Nemecene™ World, you actually could define history for zigazillions of lives — human and non-human alike?

And you wouldn't have to become an activist, a kayaktivist, a slacktivist, or any other kind of -ivist...unless you wanted to juice it up a notch, of course. You can simply be a friend.

The Nemecene™ World immerses us in a future flooded by dead oceans and poisonous gases, but we don't have to manifest that. How we relate to water is the key.

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