Chapter 106
It is … a proverb with a dismal history in practice.
In case after case, the “enemy of my enemy”
has actually proven to have been an enemy
at the time or turned into one in the future.
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—Anthony H. Cordesman, CSIS
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KASIB
Lieutenant Kasib stared with disbelief at the enormous shape which blotted out their radar. General Hudhafah lurched forward and tore the microphone out of his hand.
"Godsdammit, Ba'al Zebub! We're supposed to send up a shuttle. Not a Nephilim battlecruiser!"
Outside, the alarms continued to sound. Red alert. All men report to battle stations. This is not a drill. Man your weapons.
The door of the communications tent burst open. A harried looking Catoplebas private burst in.
"Sir! We're under attack!"
"Don't you think we know that?" Hudhafah sna
