Preface:
Have you ever heard that desperate situations demand extreme attitudes? Well, it usually gives you a lot of headaches.
It would not be so disastrous if it were before; only everything had changed. Time does not pass exactly the same everywhere in the Universe. Ah, two years as a prisoner in N'Tirlay after being abducted ...
This is what usually happens with abductions.
Despite everything, I was still human. All those I had known and loved were dead. Everything was changed. I could hear things astonished that had previously thought impossible. Technology is fantastic.
And here, I was another one comes in trouble. For a change. And everything, everything, through an unbearable girl.
Perhaps with luck she is dead. Nobody faces Ravenack and usually survives ...
"Have you ever thought this is insanity?" I complained with growing irritation.
She would never have survived. Not hand-to-hand with Ravencak despite being a female of K'Aldriants. Maybe Angel is dead.
My companion showed the most furious and stern look, totally frowning. And yet he was attractive and manly. Zorack looked like an inflexible grumpy military man giving orders. And more orders. I hoped to get your attention.
-We have control of the base again. - He spoke as if dealing with a stubborn child. And that was what most irritated.- Thanks to Scarlete and Bash, the protective shields of the Spartackus were extended to the perimeter that this construction occupies. So, taking into account that these damn creatures left the way clear, I really think it is necessary.
I have to say that even furious, Zorack's face could easily sigh. I was the type of guy who admired tall men, with defined muscles and longer hair.
And I had collapsed without a parachute just like that again in his life when everyone thought I was dead.
Puts. How long will he stay with all this bad mood?
"Do we now have weapons that can stand up to K'Aldriants?" I asked grudgingly. - They didn't inform me.
My comment was full of sarcasm.
A more distant man grunted with little patience. The old doctor after his daughter's disappearance was even more intolerant than Zorack.
Rays!
Even distant Angel was creating problems for me.
"We certainly need the whole building to be safe," the doctor complained, shrugging. "These tunnels can cause us ..."
More problems? I sighed heavily as I shook my head. Then old Harry would support Zorack's decisions. Why didn't that surprise me?
We were in one of those huge tunnels and the depressing sight reminded me of the mines at N'Tirlay.
Damn K'Aldriants!
Nasty and annoying creatures. Those things always looked for places like that for the cloning process.
I sighed more miserably.
-Zorack ...- I tried to argue the foolishness of it all, she could only be dead.
I walked there like an attractive and appetizing bait at gunpoint and tranquilizer data that the men brought. Curse! That girl was not even an Edriana. She carried the DNA of those things in her body.
A draft finally passed, making the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.
-Are you listening to anything? I heard my enraged lover's voice echo with hope.
Damn it! Since that hellish girl had disappeared, Zorack had decided to ignore me. Every chance to make him pay attention to me...
It was too late for her now. The alien genome was active and dominant. She had simply transformed and ... Damn it. She was a hybrid!
I didn't get to answer. Something again passed by me without being able to see and this time I screamed when my feet lost their ground.
-KLAUS!
Klaus!
Don't be a fucking pain in the ass!