| Excerpt from
THE AHRIMAN GATE
[XXXX] watched as [XXXX] walked
into the Genetics room and handed a container to the biggest
of the Grays. He spoke to the chalky creature in quick,
excited sentences that sounded more like clicks and squeaks to
her than language. Bird-speak, she considered
nervously.
The Gray took the container and
placed it on the table in front of them, then floated sideways
and pulled a hose from a ceiling attachment. The creature’s
back was to her, shielding what it was doing. She preferred
this angle to the frontal view anyway. Every time the thing
looked at her, its opaque insectoid eyes glazed over and she’d
see herself through it.
Please, God, don’t let it
look at me, not again. |