24 - Halazar
Three hours later Halazar left the cabin, feeling much better. She’d sleep three hours more, but there was no time for that. Olpren still stood at Lovinar’s doorstep. When he turned his eyes to her, he frowned at her clothes.
‘Don’t look at me as if I were an alien. I need to meet someone without drawing attention to my uniform,’ she explained.
‘Where are you going?’
‘The less you know, the better, Olpren.’ She pointed at Lovinar. ‘What’s her status?’
Curled up in a foetal position, the Taurian’s chest heaved faintly, eyes shut.
‘I made her eat food and drink water, then I helped her sleep.’
‘Was she panicking again?’
‘No, but she said she wanted to rest and begged me to help her. We talked for a while and that calmed her down.’
Halazar nodded, then proceeded to the b
