“She didn't speak right away. "You all saw how Izquierda didn't object to our leaving in the next couple of days. He's ready to make his move. It's too dangerous." Bert spoke up. "Whatever's about to happen," he said quietly, "she'll have a better chance of surviving it in his ship than in ours." Kiril was startled. She hadn't thought of it that way. "I agree," Michelle said. "But don't say anything to the others. They'll try to talk you out of it." "Okay, Kiril," the skipper said. "I'll leave i...t up to you." "I'll go," she said quickly, before she could back out. "If I find out when he's going to move, I'll try to get you some kind of word." She turned and walked away. She was glad Lafayette wasn't there to make a scene. The day dragged on wearily, with occasional excited reports Horn the linguists that they were making headway. By this time Kiril was beginning to understand scientists, though. They got excited and happy when they discovered some new difficulty that needed solving. Things were breaking up and people were preparing to up ship when somebody spoke up behind her.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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