"Glass,.James.C.-.Shanji" - читать интересную книгу автора (Glass James C)carpet, his face expressionless. "Shan, bring me the woman's
blade. It must appear that she somehow fell on it." Shan appeared, handing over the knife and looking down at her with barely controlled lust in his eyes. "Now go, all of you. I do not wish an audience for this." "Yes, Mengmoshu," said Shan. "We will walk slowly, so you can catch up. You cannot control the mind of a shizi," "I will follow," said Mengmoshu, and Toregene heard the crunch of footsteps going away from the trees. Mengmoshu turned his head to watch them leave, then knelt at her feet and stuck her knife into the ground there. He loosened the thong at her waist and pulled down her pants, but she felt no cold, no physical sensation of any kind, her body numb while her mind screamed in agony and shame. He untied her ankles, then removed her pants, and spread her legs to receive him, for she wore no undergarments. Eyes fixed on hers, the Searcher loosened his own pants and pulled them down before leaning over her, face close. He raised her hips and thrust himself into her, but still she felt nothing. "I feel your terror as if it is my own, but there is a purpose here," he she heard his voice, yet now his lips did not move. I do not follow any Gods, but obey the spoken will of my ancestors. If the Gods exist, then I pray they have brought you to me at the proper time in your cycle. What I do is a test of the Gods, and I risk damnation in shaming you, but there are those of us who hear the voice of our First Mother, those of us who work for one, undivided people on Shanji, united in purpose and in blood. I am bred Moshuguang, the magic light, the chosen of the Emperor. And I give my seed to the Tumatsin to create those people, and perhaps . . . something greater. NowЧnowЧnow! Mengmoshu rocked furiously, and grunted with sudden release, sweat beading his forehead while she lay beneath him, still feeling nothing. He withdrew from her, pulled up his pants and sighed. He leaned over her closely, and whispered, "In a moment I will be gone. You mustЧ" "Mengmoshu, aren't you finished yet? You should not walk alone on a moonless night." It was Shan's voice, a loud whisper, and not far away. Mengmoshu was startled, his aura flashing blue. "I gave you a |
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