From Ye Olde Dragon Books
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
Barroo
chirped and an image of him playing tag in the air with Infrenx came through
their bond.
Troublemaker
wants to say hello to Infrenx.
Thyal’s
chuckle felt deeper this time, wrapping around her like a hug. She says
hello back. You need to convince your captain to bring the ship back here
before Infrenx drives me to the breaking point, wanting to see Barroo. Visiting
with the dracs up on Anwesta isn’t enough for her.
You
could apply to join my ship as a consultant, she offered. A moment later, M’kar nearly slapped her hand over her
own mouth. Where had that idea come from and why had she let it mentally
vocalize to him?
I might
do that, just to avoid all the not-so-subtle hints from some of the Masters who
want to study our bond. Warning, some theorize all the tweaking your ancestors
did to your Nisandrian genetics is part of why our part of the team mind-circle
stayed open. I've already warned your father to make himself scarce, so they
don't put a mental whammy on him and get him to agree to all sorts of tests. All
right, I’m out where we won’t be interrupted. What’s the problem?
M’kar
tried to make her sigh of relief entirely physical. She gathered up the images
and thoughts and impressions she had semi-organized on her walk to the
observation dome. Focusing, she imagined it compressed, then sent everything to
Thyal. Then she settled herself to be as comfortable as she could to wait for
however long was necessary.
Fascinating, he responded after only a few breaths. This negates
the hoped-for proof of racial memory locked in the genetics.
Is that
all you got out of my latest drac-based headache?
No. Just the first layer. I wonder if I can claim the physical and mental health of my drac as reason enough to come out there to join – Uh, sorry. Firestorm alert.
Then he was gone, entirely gone from the link.
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