Bones: the Complete Apocalypse Saga
“Once there and safe, Sharon pulled bandages from Paul’s woefully under-stocked first aid kit and wrapped them around his head, covering his empty, bleeding eye sockets as well as the numerous cuts on his face and scalp. Nashon started to do the same for Sergeant Zamarin, but there was a question as to what could be done with the still attached eyeball hanging from the end of the optic nerve.
“You can have that reattached,” Sharon said, though she was loath to actually look at it. “It’s not that... uncommon a procedure. Just try and pack it back into the socket in some way. Then we’ll pad it with bandages.”
“You have any idea how quickly it’ll get infected?” the sergeant asked. “Minutes, not hours. And that close to my brain? Thank you, no.”
Zamarin pulled a knife out of his belt, snipped through the optic nerve and caught his severed eyeball in his hand.
“Oh, I can’t believe you just did that,” Sharon said, turning her head. Nashon looked as if he might throw up.MoreLess
“You can have that reattached,” Sharon said, though she was loath to actually look at it. “It’s not that... uncommon a procedure. Just try and pack it back into the socket in some way. Then we’ll pad it with bandages.”
“You have any idea how quickly it’ll get infected?” the sergeant asked. “Minutes, not hours. And that close to my brain? Thank you, no.”
Zamarin pulled a knife out of his belt, snipped through the optic nerve and caught his severed eyeball in his hand.
“Oh, I can’t believe you just did that,” Sharon said, turning her head. Nashon looked as if he might throw up.MoreLess
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