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Flashback Dawn: "The Devil's Shambhala". Flashback Dawn: A Serialized Novel, #2
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- ISBN978-1-5401-5293-0
- EAN9781540152930
- Date de parution26/12/2017
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurOxford University Press
Résumé
"You all need to understand something, " he said finally, slowly re-slinging his gun, "and that is that before I found this place I was precinct commander of an entire police force dedicated to combating these . things. And if there's one thing we learned ." He paused, smiling a little to himself. "'We.'" He seemed to dismiss the thought. "If there's one thing we learned before our unit was torn to pieces .
one thing they learned, my men, before being bitten in half, beheaded, slit open by sickle-claws so that their intestines unspooled across the city streets like sausage links . is that these things are not animals." He smiled to himself again as though reliving a lifetime's worth of humbling nightmares. "No, an animal is something comprehensible, even relatable. An animal is something flesh and blood same as you or me, with the same needs, the same hunger, the same will to survive.
But these things, these so-called dinosaurs and prehistoric cats, they're not animals, not the way we understand them. They're weapons. They have purpose. Intent. They've been infused with it somehow. Someone, something, has weaponized them against us." He nodded slowly, distantly. "Those lights in the sky, I think. And I can promise you this . they will not go away." The haunting smile returned as he shook his head.
"They won't give up, you understand. And they won't stop until every man, woman, and child in this compound has been torn apart and devoured."
one thing they learned, my men, before being bitten in half, beheaded, slit open by sickle-claws so that their intestines unspooled across the city streets like sausage links . is that these things are not animals." He smiled to himself again as though reliving a lifetime's worth of humbling nightmares. "No, an animal is something comprehensible, even relatable. An animal is something flesh and blood same as you or me, with the same needs, the same hunger, the same will to survive.
But these things, these so-called dinosaurs and prehistoric cats, they're not animals, not the way we understand them. They're weapons. They have purpose. Intent. They've been infused with it somehow. Someone, something, has weaponized them against us." He nodded slowly, distantly. "Those lights in the sky, I think. And I can promise you this . they will not go away." The haunting smile returned as he shook his head.
"They won't give up, you understand. And they won't stop until every man, woman, and child in this compound has been torn apart and devoured."























