K. A. Applegate - Animorphs 34 by The Prophecy

Author:The Prophecy
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 2011-02-03T23:57:47.275000+00:00

<Yeah. I do.>

<Like Dak and me.>

<Yeah. I guess so.> It was a disturbing comparison. Neither Dak nor Aldrea had survived their war.

<l wish you better luck than we had.>

<l'll open the observation panels,> Ax said. A moment later a ring of metal slid back, revealing windows in all directions.

My eyes went straight to the blue-and-white ball that was Earth. It was so far away already.

The ship picked up speed. It hurtled through space faster and faster.

Flash!

ALDREA

Earth disappeared.

I rolled over and realized that Dak was gone. I

<Translation into Zero-space,> Ax told us.

opened my eyes.

<We should emerge somewhere in the galaxy of He was standing with his back to me. He was the Hork-Bajir planet. Depending on the current gazing out across the valley below. I stood up, configuration of Zero-space.>

started toward him, hesitated, then bent down to I looked around at our motley group. Four hu-pick up the weapon I'd had within reach for every mans, a red-tailed hawk, an Andalite, a Hork-second of the last two years. I came up behind Bajir, an Arn with his back to us, and, invisible him, stepped around his curled-up tail, and put but still there, the hybrid thing called Aldrea.

my arm around his waist.

I must have looked worried.

We were at the edge of the small platform Marco caught my eye and laughed his sar-built seven hundred feet up in a crook of a Stoola donic laugh. "So. Yahtzee anyone?"

tree's branches. We were at the far end of the valley, all the way down where it narrowed so much that the branches of trees across the valley reached and touched the branches from this side.

70

71

The Yeerks had searched the area thoroughly, spoke. Not as a Hork-Bajir, but with fluency and hunting for surviving Hork-Bajir. The searching ease.

had been done by Hork-Bajir-Controllers. And yet

"The Yeerks will take me, Mother."

we had escaped detection. Dak had taken the

"No."

platform apart, buried it in the ground, then,

"You will not save me, Mother."

when the search had passed, we defiantly rebuilt

"I . . . I couldn't."

our little home.

"Where is Father?"

"I love you, Dak."

"What? He . . ." I reached, and Dak was no He squeezed my arm against his chest.

longer there. "He was just. . . what is happen-

"Seerow is sleeping well now," he said.

ing?"

"Yes. For the last few days, since the ships

"Nightmare," the small, brown creature said.

stopped arriving with all that noise."

She had taken my son's place. "You're having a A huge buildup had begun. The Yeerk forces, nightmare."

the forces we had fought, would be doubled.

"Seerow!" I screamed.

"I fear for him, Aldrea."

The young Andalite sneered at me. <Did you I couldn't answer. My throat was choked. We imagine it was real, Aldrea-lskillion-Falan? Did had long since realized that we would not sur-you think it could last?>

vive. We had accepted that. As well as anyone

"Seerow! Dak! Come to me, come to me, let can accept the death of a loved one, or their own me . . . where are you?"

death.

<Wake up! Wake up! Aldrea, wake up!> But I could not accept it for Seerow, my son.

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