Human Chronicles Part 2 book 3: a Galaxy to Conquer
“Kaylor was saying, again. “There’s no way of controlling it, and besides, they will not let us sweep over the city, not with the Juireans so close.”
“But I’ve seen the effects,” Sherri countered. “And we’ve done it before—or Adam and Riyad have—on that planet Yaki, or Yikke … something like that.”
Ruszel had been made part of their strategizing session, not because of a willingness on his part to help, but as a way of using his instinctive need for survival to force his input. As a skilled pilot, with knowledge of local space, his contribution was invaluable, if only to point out what couldn’t be done.
Yet at the time, it was Kaylor who Sherri had to convince.
“The Pegasus has a more-focused gravitational influence. I’m saying we could sweep in over that facility where they’re probably holding them and let the well rip things apart. That could be the distraction they need to escape.”
“You could end up killing them, too,” Kaylor said. “And once we get blown out of the air, how will tha...t help, well, any of us?”MoreLess
“But I’ve seen the effects,” Sherri countered. “And we’ve done it before—or Adam and Riyad have—on that planet Yaki, or Yikke … something like that.”
Ruszel had been made part of their strategizing session, not because of a willingness on his part to help, but as a way of using his instinctive need for survival to force his input. As a skilled pilot, with knowledge of local space, his contribution was invaluable, if only to point out what couldn’t be done.
Yet at the time, it was Kaylor who Sherri had to convince.
“The Pegasus has a more-focused gravitational influence. I’m saying we could sweep in over that facility where they’re probably holding them and let the well rip things apart. That could be the distraction they need to escape.”
“You could end up killing them, too,” Kaylor said. “And once we get blown out of the air, how will tha...t help, well, any of us?”MoreLess
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