Enemy One (Epic book 5)
“As his crew turned their heads to regard him, he spoke. “Lu-kash tah kaitol,” the alien said in his unmistakable lipless rasp. “U`vash kutaaree, Khuldaris.”
Still clasped to the floor beside Nagogg’s chair, Svetlana could only listen as Nagogg addressed his crew. Though she couldn’t understand his words without an Ithini connection, which there hadn’t been since her emotional discussion with Kraash-nagun via Ed’s connection, she could tell by his tone that he was issuing a new command. She ...distinctly heard the word Khuldaris at the end of his statement. Whether or not that meant they were bound for the Khuladi homeworld now or in the near future, there was no question in her mind that it was their next destination.
The time spent on the bridge had done little to quell the sense of hopelessness that had overcome her since communicating with Kraash-nagun. Since the blinded elite had called her inconsequential. Inadequate. Despite having no emotional attachment to Kraash-nagun, his dissertation of her shortcomings had been among the most brutally honest evaluations of her, not only as a human being, but as an organism that lived and breathed.MoreLess
Still clasped to the floor beside Nagogg’s chair, Svetlana could only listen as Nagogg addressed his crew. Though she couldn’t understand his words without an Ithini connection, which there hadn’t been since her emotional discussion with Kraash-nagun via Ed’s connection, she could tell by his tone that he was issuing a new command. She ...distinctly heard the word Khuldaris at the end of his statement. Whether or not that meant they were bound for the Khuladi homeworld now or in the near future, there was no question in her mind that it was their next destination.
The time spent on the bridge had done little to quell the sense of hopelessness that had overcome her since communicating with Kraash-nagun. Since the blinded elite had called her inconsequential. Inadequate. Despite having no emotional attachment to Kraash-nagun, his dissertation of her shortcomings had been among the most brutally honest evaluations of her, not only as a human being, but as an organism that lived and breathed.MoreLess
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