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The Last Jucardians

When a plague wiped out Relda's kind years ago, her uncle took her and escaped from Quadrant 1 to Quadrant 4. Then he contracted the plague and died. She was left, and clones from a creature named Eyan are the last hope to continue her race. So she took a medallion from the Temple of Qor to pay him. Problem is, he has left to take his highly illegal cloning practice to the infamous Quadrant 3. After a chance meeting with Quadrant 3 teenagers, she finds herself headed toward Quadrant 3. Things don't go as planned, but maybe that's for the best.

Anastasia_Faith · Sci-fi
Not enough ratings
42 Chs

Chapter 28

There was a mechanical whine from the front of the cell, and three sets of ears tuning in. The twin doors opened, and gave a teal-skinned creature with a starched white uniform access. He strode in with stiff motions and an expressionless face.

He wore a woven string around his neck. A hook connected the string to a card-filled plastic pocket. Relda tipped her head sideways to read the card. Classic Progor symbols.

Eyan Altier, she translated the words.

Her heart sped up for a second. She gave it a second glance. It had been a hasty interpretation after all.

"My name is Eyan Altier," he said, flopping the necklace up. "I'm the doctor and lab tech here. That's not why I'm here. Captain Kenwood enlisted me for--well, questioning."

Relda stood and flattened her garment. She raised both palms toward the ceiling. Ty found his feet, grappling for balance. Eyan furrowed his brows and growled. He fixated on Raylay.

"Well. Well. Well." Eyan sneered. "Little Kenwood."

Eyan jerked his body toward the door as Raylay stammered.

"Interrogation Chamber 34," Eyan told the crew.

"Eyan…" Raylay started

Relda reached her hand out, but Eyan turned his back. Relda made vague gestures and glanced from Ty to Raylay. Speech escaped her. It was irrelevant. When Eyan moved, so did they. Raylay sped up, pumping his fists at his side. Ty and Relda exchanged lighthearted smirks and shrugged their shoulders.

"Eyan," Raylay repeated.