Chapter Nineteen
SHIT, WELL, THAT WAS INTERESTING.
“Is there anything we can do to change their minds?” I asked. “Could you ask for Abri to come? Certainly she will recognise us.”
“I’ve already asked,” Ynggi said. “We need to prove to them that we’re speaking the truth and that we really are bringing the others back.”
“I don’t fancy standing around here until someone turns up,” Veyada said.
I agreed.
The person who turned up first might be the wrong person. It might be someone else who was supposed to be dead. We had no control over that.
Making contact with Leisha was not as easy as just using a comms device. We were well out of range of the Exchange, but we did have the receiver Deyu carried. I unpacked it from her backpack.
We set the gear out in the bottom of the boat, with the
