Breaking Brandi
“Hunger and thirst began to eat away at the fear, weariness, too. It seemed hours passed while women were paraded across the platform, displayed, bid on, purchased …. Or not. One by one they were brought to the same huge room where Brandi and others had been thrown into crates, locked inside and abandoned.
After what seemed hours had passed, a shadow fell across the crate where Brandi was crouched and she looked up to discover a giant of an alien looming over her, staring down at her through the... slats. He was accompanied by one of the frog aliens that had captured her.
This one was more humanoid than the frog people. His skin, although it wasn’t the same color as her own—or the way hers looked under the red sun—seemed to be similar in texture. His hair was long and black, but she couldn’t imagine any circumstance that would encourage anyone to think of him as girly.
He was built like a tank—like someone who spent every waking moment lifting weights. His muscles had muscles.
His face was also more human-like, but still so alien there was no doubt he wasn’t human.MoreLess
After what seemed hours had passed, a shadow fell across the crate where Brandi was crouched and she looked up to discover a giant of an alien looming over her, staring down at her through the... slats. He was accompanied by one of the frog aliens that had captured her.
This one was more humanoid than the frog people. His skin, although it wasn’t the same color as her own—or the way hers looked under the red sun—seemed to be similar in texture. His hair was long and black, but she couldn’t imagine any circumstance that would encourage anyone to think of him as girly.
He was built like a tank—like someone who spent every waking moment lifting weights. His muscles had muscles.
His face was also more human-like, but still so alien there was no doubt he wasn’t human.MoreLess
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