Prince of Dragons (2010)
““I’ll be right back. I want to see the body.” “Captain, I’ll go to the bridge,” said Navos.
Craig nodded. “You have command of the ship.” Craig walked with Sirena through the back passageway. They found Dr. Tentaclar kneeling beside the body. The boy lay crumpled on the floor of the storage closet between two large containers of feed. His blue eyes stared flatly, his skin milk white against the pale red of the blood pooled on the floor beneath him. Fang marks were clear on the skin of his throa...t and torso as Tentaclar carefully cut away his shirt.
Sirena swallowed hard against the stench of death and the acrid miasma of a large serpent. Sick fury balled in her gut. This could have been prevented, if only she and Slyde had searched harder, longer. They should have trusted their instincts. And she should not have allowed herself to be distracted by her anger at him.
“He tried to fight it off,” Tentaclar said, lifting one of the boy’s hands.MoreLess
Craig nodded. “You have command of the ship.” Craig walked with Sirena through the back passageway. They found Dr. Tentaclar kneeling beside the body. The boy lay crumpled on the floor of the storage closet between two large containers of feed. His blue eyes stared flatly, his skin milk white against the pale red of the blood pooled on the floor beneath him. Fang marks were clear on the skin of his throa...t and torso as Tentaclar carefully cut away his shirt.
Sirena swallowed hard against the stench of death and the acrid miasma of a large serpent. Sick fury balled in her gut. This could have been prevented, if only she and Slyde had searched harder, longer. They should have trusted their instincts. And she should not have allowed herself to be distracted by her anger at him.
“He tried to fight it off,” Tentaclar said, lifting one of the boy’s hands.MoreLess
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