Alien Shores (A Fenris Novel, book 2)
“In a matter of minutes, clouds rolled into the sky. They grew ominously, thickening and darkening with black bulges. Soon, flashes of lightning crackled into existence and thunder boomed. It shook Cyrus’s teeth the first time, and he instinctively crouched low. The flashes intensified and so did the booms.
“Do you smell that?” Cyrus asked. He meant the ozone. “It’s going to rain soon.”
Skar shook his head.
“Rain,” Cyrus said, “water cascading down from the sky in little droplets.”
Skar gazed heavenward.
“As a matter of fact,” Cyrus said, looking around, “this area seems unsafe. I bet rainwater will sweep down into the canyon.” He’d seen videos of such things while training in Crete.
“Is that a problem?” Skar asked.
“You’ve never lived on a world, huh? You’ve been in places like High Station 3 or inside spaceships all your life.”
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