Animorphs #40: The Other by K. A. Applegate

Author:K. A. Applegate [Applegate, K. A.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Extraterrestrial beings, Juvenile Fiction, Science Fiction, Metamorphosis, Fiction, Fantasy & Magic, Horror & Ghost Stories
ISBN: 9780439106795
Publisher: Scholastic
Published: 2000-04-01T10:00:00+00:00

This did not make me happy. Being an ant Then, in a final show of acrobatic skill, slip-had been one of the most frightening experi-ping effortlessly through a tiny hole in a panel of ences of my otherwise already-bizarre life.

glass.

I'd lost myself, going ant. So had Jake and the

<Okay, Marco,> Rachel said. <There's your others. There had been no sense of self. Of in-way in.>

dividuality. Most people can't even imagine what

<Cripes. I'll never make it through that nu-losing that part of you feels like. It's one hundred clear obstacle course without getting fried.> times more intense than your worst nightmare.

<Not unless you follow another bee,> Rachel pointed out. <l mean, really tailgate. Which means 1 took a deep breath. I would have to avoid we need the hive.>

the actual hive if at all possible.

She was right. Adopting the buddy system I looked at my watch. Time flies when you're with a honeybee was my safest — not to mention scared pee I ess.

only — chance of getting inside.

We met way too early in the morning. Rachel We found the hive carefully hidden in a small used her bald eagle morph and I went osprey.

cluster of trees at the far end of Henry McClel-And we flew to Henry McClellan's house.

lan's backyard.

<Now what?> she asked.

<Where'd Gafinilan get the money for this

<Land and survey.>

place?> I grumbled. <The yard's got to be, like, We did. Before a full three minutes had passed, three acres.>

we spotted a honeybee.

<Lotto?> Rachel landed on a branch of the And it was headed toward the greenhouse.

live oak next to the partially rotted-out old tree Perfect. Maybe I wouldn't need to find the that housed the resident honeybee community.

colony after all.

<l'll cover you while you demorph. After you

<What is it doing?> Rachel said.

morph, I'll keep an eye on you as you get closer

<l don't know. Just pay attentions to the house. Anything goes wrong in there, Which wasn't very easy. The bee zipped along Marco, you'd better call me,> she warned. <No erratically. Up, then down. To the right, then being a h e r o

down again. Left! Up! Slanting on a diagonal!

<No danger of that,> I muttered.

Reversing direction, backtracking.

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