Enigma at the Greensboro Zoo (Ultimate Ending Book 4) by Kristoph David & McAleese Danny

Author:Kristoph, David & McAleese, Danny [Kristoph, David]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Ultimate Ending Books
Published: 2016-04-02T16:00:00+00:00

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You say, "So what went wrong with the park?"

"Nothing went wrong," Dave said. "It just... didn't go exactly as I had planned. I tried sabotaging the power, so the enclosures would open and Gabrielle would be free. But all that did was shock one of the other employees. So I waited until a night when I was alone, when the other night shift employee called in sick. That's when I went to the Power Station and disabled part of the backup functionality before blowing the main circuit. The backup generator came on, but it had no power to the Bird Bastion, which is where they let Gabrielle fly at night."

"You tried to set her free!"

"I tried, but like I said it didn't go smoothly. Instead of going through the open door at ground level, Gabrielle tried smashing through the glass dome! I had to climb up onto the scaffolding on the outside and smash it with a wrench to help her. But I didn't break open a large-enough hole, and when she flew out she cut her wing on the glass."

Gently laying her head down, Dave gets up and walks around behind her wing. You make a wide circle around the animal and join him. He sticks his hands into the puffs of feathers and parts them so you can see a long, deep gash.

He must have touched it, because Gabrielle swings her head around and hisses at him.

"Easy, girl. Just showing them what's wrong." He looks at you. "She can fly, but only for a few seconds at a time."

You share a look with Jerry, remembering your orders from Captain Beckett. "Dave, I know you care about Gabrielle, but she's a wild animal. And she's enormous! It's dangerous for her to be wild."

He shakes his head wildly. "No. No, she's not dangerous! She only eats fish, nothing else. She's shy, believe it or not. She just wants to be left alone. Honest."

Jerry is still holding his rifle like he's ready to use it. It's obvious what he thinks you should do. You look down at Gabrielle, staring into her eyes. She looks at you with the pitifulness of a cat at the animal shelter. Pleading with you.

This isn't some vicious animal, you realize. She's a misunderstood creature that doesn't belong here.

And you have the power to let her go.

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