Diamond – Kyla Breene

I am living in a science fiction movie. Stranded on an alien planet protected by an alien guardian and alien animal, while being hunted by an entirely separate alien race. It’s almost laughable. It’s like all those movies I would never agree to sit down and watch, except this time I’m living it. Kuret sees I am looking at the fire. “Is all well, Nasrin?”

I nod. “Well, no, but I’m fine. I’m just thinking that it might be a good idea to douse the flame so nothing can follow our trail.” As soon as I say it, I realize I had the same exact thought with Tehlmar, but didn’t feel comfortable saying anything, but I just blurted it out to his killer. I don’t get a chance to think it through when Kuret speaks again. “Yes, the fire is a beacon.”

“There is a bag with some supplies in there. It has some water bottles that we took from a genali camp. You can use one of them to quench the fire,” I suggest and he flicks his finger on top of his other hand. His hand glows brighter for a moment as he walks into the cave. I am confused for a minute before I decide that it must be an agreement, just like my nodding.

He holds out the water, then pauses, instead feeding it more fuel. I open my mouth to protest, but he speaks. “I’ll get you settled and then come back here to cook something, then douse it then.” My stomach tightens painfully as a reminder of my hunger, and I see the wisdom in his plan.

He secures the bag in a little nook inside the cart and walks out in front of Roshan and me, but I immediately notice that Roshan does not move an inch. When I take a few steps, he trails behind me slowly, pushing his nose into my back playfully.

Apparently, Roshan will only follow my lead. It makes me giddy that I have been able to win the loyalty of a creature so quickly, but I also feel a burdensome responsibility. As the last child of my parents, I never really had people look up to me.

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Rin 2. Kuret 3. Rin 4. Kuret 5. Rin 6. Kuret 7. Kuret 8. Rin 9. Kuret 10. Rin 11. Kuret 12. Rin 13. Kuret 14. Rin 15. Kuret 16. Rin 17. Kuret 18. Rin 19. Kuret 20. Rin 21. Kuret 22. Rin 23. Kuret 24. Rin 25. Kuret 26. Rin 27. Kuret 28. Rin 29. Kuret 30. Rin 31. Kuret 32. Rin 33. Kuret 34. Rin 35. Kuret 36. Kuret 37. Rin 38. Rin 39. Kuret 40. Rin 41. Kuret 42. Rin 43.

Kuret 44. Rin 45. Kuret 46. Rin 47. Kuret 48. Rin 49. Kuret 50. Rin 51. Preview of Emerald About the Authors Legends Start Somewhere Deliverance Series OceanofPDF.com Content Warnings This series deals with heavy topics. Check the content warnings! kylabreene dot com/triggerwarnings OceanofPDF.com Species and Politics There are a lot of alien species in this series. This will help you keep track of which ones you have come across so far.

Manticorid: once empire-seeking, now mostly living peacefully. The origin of manticore mythology on Earth. Thivoll is of this species Abstainers: A sub-sect of manticorids with a strong political presence in Session. They believe venom is dangerous and cut off the tip of male manticorid tails at birth. Genali: The slimes we all love to hate. Opportunistic, with a specialty in exotic goods, including people of all species.

Braceaaer: The origin of Little Green Men mythology on Earth. Violent, small, and much stronger than they look. Drakonid: a dragon/dinosaur-like species that was once a servitor race to the manticorid empire. Drasuk is a drak. Qendi: Kuret’s species.

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