Nemesis
“God only knew how Kay could possibly tell where he was going, being invisible. When I’d first used the Chameleon, it had taken a ton of practise not to accidentally hit obstacles or trip over my own shoes, and even visible, navigating the gaps between the rocks was precarious in places. At least we could actually see the sky here, the red sun a disc shape above the trees. It struck me then that I’d never been so far away from human habitation, unless you counted the Passages. I’d been in London... my whole life. Even with the faint sounds of birds calling amongst the trees, the silence was as unnerving as the presence of a hostile species which would happily shoot us all dead. I kept glancing over my shoulder, hoping it was just paranoia that made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. That, or Kay being simultaneously present and absent.
“Are you even still there?” I asked Kay, as we reached the forest on the other side of the rocky plains. Markos had said the clearing was only a short path away.MoreLess
“Are you even still there?” I asked Kay, as we reached the forest on the other side of the rocky plains. Markos had said the clearing was only a short path away.MoreLess
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