Curse of the Midions
Curse of the Midions
“Jarvey’s first thought was that he must have been hit with a fastball, because his head throbbed so painfully. Jarvey’s left arm, twisted beneath his body, tingled with pins-and-needles numbness. His fingers ached as if they had been broken, and he gradually became aware that he still clutched the book.
Lost in total darkness, Jarvey sat up with a lurch of effort. From somewhere far away he heard a low murmur of voices, but he could make out no distinct words. Feeling around in the dark, he thu...mped his hand against a sharp corner. He swept his palm over wood and discovered he was sitting on a hard floor beside some kind of desk or table.
With difficulty, Jarvey hauled himself up, swaying on his feet. His left hand still held the book. His mouth and throat felt as dry as the Sahara. “Hey,” he croaked, but the darkness swallowed the weak sound. He stretched out his right hand and inched across the floor until he reached what felt like a shelf of close-packed books.
Still in Siyamon’s library, then.MoreLess
Lost in total darkness, Jarvey sat up with a lurch of effort. From somewhere far away he heard a low murmur of voices, but he could make out no distinct words. Feeling around in the dark, he thu...mped his hand against a sharp corner. He swept his palm over wood and discovered he was sitting on a hard floor beside some kind of desk or table.
With difficulty, Jarvey hauled himself up, swaying on his feet. His left hand still held the book. His mouth and throat felt as dry as the Sahara. “Hey,” he croaked, but the darkness swallowed the weak sound. He stretched out his right hand and inched across the floor until he reached what felt like a shelf of close-packed books.
Still in Siyamon’s library, then.MoreLess
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