The Ghost and the Darkness Volume 1 (The Fallocaust Series Book 2) by Carter Quil

Author:Carter, Quil [Carter, Quil]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: MassChaotic
Published: 2014-10-30T23:00:00+00:00

I belted my M16’s leather strap over my chest and hooked it into place, purposely going slow and purposely drawing out the fact I was going outside without my boyfriend. I even went as far as to ask Killian if there was anything he wanted me to pick up, cans of food, perhaps some text books; by the time I was ready to go out I could feel the heat on the back of my neck as he glared at me.

Jade, sticking to the shadows, refilling our cartridges and tucking them into his jacket.

Finally, savoring every moment, I glanced over at Killian clenching the couch, his face as straight as an arrow and his eyes glaring.

I then said nonchalantly, “Are you coming or what?”

The boy looked at me, probably to see if I was talking to Jade. When he saw me staring at him, trying my best to hide the grin he said cautiously, “What do you mean?”

“Didn’t you pitch a fit saying you wanted to come? Well, come on, grab some ammo. You’ll be able to recognise maps more than I can anyways.”

Killian’s face brightened, before he scowled and pinched me in the arm. “Stop being such a jerk; you always torment me when you’re bored.”

“I torment everyone when I’m bored, so I’m going out to get unbored. Now grab your stuff and listen to everything I say.” I glanced down at the deacdog, who was now sporting an old thick clothed jacket Killian had chopped and mended into a cargo carrier. We had loaded the dog up with ammo, knives, and some food. “Find radanimals, alright, mutt?”

Deek looked at me with his stupid yellow eyes, but he was half deacon so I knew he understood me. One of the many vocal cues he was trained to respond to was ‘radanimals’.

I slipped the key card through the door and let him out first.

The deacdog slipped through, I waited in the doorway for a few moments listening for any sound. With only Deekoi’s panting echoing off of the walls I motioned for the boys to follow me, taking my M16 out of its holder and clicking it to automatic. If there was one thing I had learned about the kreigers, is that for every one you saw, there were three you didn’t.

Before the door closed behind them, I said under my breath, though loud enough for Killian to hear. “Guns out, no talking, no noise. Both of you are agile, use it.”

They nodded, but something caught my attention. I looked down and saw that Jade was holding Elish’s briefcase.

He noticed me looking at it and said quietly, “I won’t leave it, not in this chimera den, anything can happen. It’s too valuable and it has all the files that were on the hard drives.”

I would’ve rather he left it behind, but I understood his logic even though it was ridiculous. I didn’t argue, only nodded before leading them down the dark cistern, Killian with his hand on Jade’s shoulder to help aid him in the pitch darkness.

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