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Terone Test 05 Pt. 02
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Volume Three
Chapter One
"Yes... yes, I know... It's... yes... yes, but we can... of course... alright, I'll call the Cupola... Alright..." Killinger hung up the phone. He was so mad right now, but he knew what he had to do. He picked the phone again. "Meeting in one hour. Call the rest."
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"You all know why we called all of you... right?" asked Killinger.
"Yes, doctor..." said a female voice.
"Then... I must ask you... How... the hell... is Stregson dead?!" he ended up screaming. He calmed down again, "I mean... you were supposed to go with him... and now..."
"I know, but... he did not let us do our work, I mean, he..."
Killinger took the gun he was wearing under his lab coat and pointed to the woman, slower than he did on his younger days. The metal of the weapon shined a little when the central light hanging over the square and long table reflected on it. That room was so dark. Why were they still having meetings there? Just to make people tense and frightened, maybe, though it had worked all of these years.
"Doctor Killinger... maybe you should keep that away and... try to calm down..." Lugma said. She saw how Killinger pointed at her, then. Her heart started beating faster, her hands were sweating and she noticed how her hands started tremble. After a while, he took down the gun.
"Thank you, doctor..." Lugma said. "May I talk?"
"Yes, whatever," said Killinger, sitting again on his chair. Did he even had been sit down since they were there?
"We've found some strange particles all around the bullet wound that Stregson had, and we've been analyzing them on the laboratory. The results have been... well, it's him. Is what we were expecting, though on a more advanced level that we could ever have imagined..."
"So we have to find him..." said another male voice at the right side of Killinger.
"Yes, and fast... this could be all for what we have been waiting for!" said another voice, this time at the left side, next to Lugma.
"I want all of the people under your domains to search for that fucking kid. And his mother. Both of them alive."
"Yes, doctor," said the five people on the table.
"You can go, now. Do as I told, and remember: I want both of them alive."
The chairs moved with a faded sound caused by the rubbers on their legs, and everyone except for Killinger and Lugma left the room. They stood there, quiet, looking at each other.
"This may finally come to an end, Lugma..." he said. Lugma could see some hope on his words.
"Yes... we finally made it."
Chapter Two: Tina
"Chris, for God's sake, c'mon! Just a little bit more! C'mon, babe!"
I was carrying Chris over my shoulders. I had done so for the last mile, I thought, but with our current forces it may have been just a few yards. His right arm was soaked in red, leaving a blood puddle on the floor everywhere we stepped. "If they want to follow us, it won't be that hard, now..." I thought.
He could barely stand on his own feet, and I felt how he seemed heavier every second. With every step, my hope vanished more and more, knowing we would not make it unless we got some help. And it had to be quickly.
"Mom I'm.. I'm so..." I heard Chris saying, but before the last word could be completed, he fainted and we both fell to the ground.
"Chris! C'mon, babe! Do not... Don't do me this! C'mon!" I yelled as I slapped his face over and over again. I noticed how some tears caressed my cheeks and fell, mixing with the dry wolf's blood I had all over my left hand, making it paler and letting it run to find Chris' body at the end of its way.
I raised my sight, looking side to side for someone that I knew I wouldn't find, desperate to save the only thing left in my life that I had truly loved. The lights of the town were still far from us, and only those brave lamps who cared of those who were lost enlightened our way. "Please!! Help! Somebody help us! Please... please..."