62: Keelin
Keelin
They reached the major junction, raced across. There was another rumble. The ground shook.
Keelin asked
Tallia huffed. Maybe she was getting out of breath, but Keelin doubted it.
Tallia sussed.
Which told Keelin nothing.
The passage turned sharp right, then gentle left. It dipped, and there was a patch of water to one side.
Keelin sussed.
Tallia raced on. Keelin jogged after her, knew they would’ve moved faster if she’d picked the woman up, run with her under one arm. Which wasn’t going to happen.
She glanced up. A trickle of water ran from a c***k in the roof of the passage. It was thin, and Keelin only spotted it through the heat-filter in her lenses.
The heat-filter that would’ve picked up the puddle.
she sussed.
Tallia sped up. Keelin had to duck as the
