Sandworms Of Dune by Herbert Brian & J Anderson Kevin

Author:Herbert Brian & J Anderson Kevin [Brian, Herbert & Kevin, J Anderson]
Language: por
Format: epub
Published: 2011-03-10T03:00:00+00:00

He grabbed his temples. "It can't be. I saw the results myself. It was Piter de Vries."

Thufir Hawat raised his chin. "At least we have found our saboteur."

"I would never have killed the Duke! I loved Leto - "

"And now you've murdered him twice," Jessica said, stabbing with each icicle-sharp word.

"Leto, my Leto ..."

Finally, Thufir's comment seemed to sink in. "But I didn't kill the other three gholas or harm their tanks! I committed no other sabotage."

Teg said, "How can we believe you? This will require a great deal more investigation.

I will review all evidence in light of this new information."

Sheeana was clearly troubled, but her words surprised everyone. "My own truthsense leads me to believe him."

The flesh tank and unborn fetus lay on the floor, chemically decomposing. Black streaks covered all tissue and spread into the surrounding puddle. Yueh struggled to throw himself into the poisonous corrosive, as if by doing so he could kill himself.

With an iron grip, Thufir held him away from it. "Not quite yet, Traitor."

"No good will come from any of this," the old Rabbi said, standing at the doorway of the medical center. No one had heard him arrive.

Desperate, Yueh looked at him. "I tested the samples you gave me - the baby was de Vries!"

The old man backed away like a startled bird. He looked indignant at the very suggestion he might have provoked the unstable young man. "Yes, I gave you a sample I obtained from the axlotl lab. But I merely raised a question - and never suggested that you should commit murder! Murder! I am a man of God, and you are a doctor - a Suk doctor!

Who would imagine ...?" He shook his head. His gray beard looked especially wild today.

"That tank you killed might have been Rebecca! I could never suggest such a thing."

Everyone in the room exchanged glances, silently agreeing that Yueh must be the saboteur after all.

"It wasn't me," he said. "Not the other times. Why would I confess to this but deny the others?

My crime is the same."

"Not the same at all," Jessica said in a knotted voice. "This was my Duke...." She turned and left, while Yueh stared beseechingly after her.

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