I'm watching. He's moving slowly. Thinks we can't see him.

The Protoss was moving in the direction of the Zerg base, likely trying to gather some intelligence. There weren't many of them left on the planet, and by now they were easily picked off one by one. Almost like a game made too easy. River was getting restless.

Tired of this dance.

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With most of their own forces lying dead around them, River and Kerrigan had watched the Terrans and the Protoss flee. Now River knelt, leaning her head against the body of a dead zergling. "So quiet now," she mumbled. The sun was setting on the horizon.

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Far below them the Terran and Protoss forces were moving, oblivious to the threat. River watched, her head slightly tilted, smiling a little. Then she looked up at kerrigan and let out a chuckle. "Can't see us. Good spot." It was odd how information from those classes Kerrigan had taught, long ago it seemed, in another world, occasionally ( Read more... )

She had slept and there had been so many dreams. Some of them good, happy dreams, some of them too painful, so that even the memory of them made her shift uncomfortably.

( But her mind was awakening and reaching out and she was not alone. )