Finch By Jeff Vandermeer
“Above, a wavery light showed a shelf of rippling black rock.
Glittering stalactites pointed down at him."We're in an underground cave system," a voice said from nearby.He sat up. The walls of the cavern glowed a deep, dark gold. Traveling across them, in the waves of illumination, Finch saw what looked like strobing starfish. A smell like and unlike brine came to him. Colder, more muted. He still didn't have his gun. Felt vulnerable, small. She knows I'm Crossley. And she doesn't care. Which me...ant she was going to ask him for something big.The Lady in Blue stood beside him. Wearing the plain uniform of a private or Irregular, all in muted green. Short-sleeved shirt.
Tapered pants. Holding a lantern, staring across an underground sea.
It stretched out into a horizon of swirling black shadows and glints like newborn stars. A rowboat was tethered to the shore."Stop drugging me," Finch said. He felt sluggish."The less you know, the better.""How long was I out for?""It doesn't matter.""It does to me.""We drug you because there are things we can't let you know.""You mean if I'm interrogated.MoreLess
Glittering stalactites pointed down at him."We're in an underground cave system," a voice said from nearby.He sat up. The walls of the cavern glowed a deep, dark gold. Traveling across them, in the waves of illumination, Finch saw what looked like strobing starfish. A smell like and unlike brine came to him. Colder, more muted. He still didn't have his gun. Felt vulnerable, small. She knows I'm Crossley. And she doesn't care. Which me...ant she was going to ask him for something big.The Lady in Blue stood beside him. Wearing the plain uniform of a private or Irregular, all in muted green. Short-sleeved shirt.
Tapered pants. Holding a lantern, staring across an underground sea.
It stretched out into a horizon of swirling black shadows and glints like newborn stars. A rowboat was tethered to the shore."Stop drugging me," Finch said. He felt sluggish."The less you know, the better.""How long was I out for?""It doesn't matter.""It does to me.""We drug you because there are things we can't let you know.""You mean if I'm interrogated.MoreLess
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