Dimtri says as we pace through the hall of the human space station. It’s much too warm and too bright here for my liking — human senses must be as frail as their small, weak bodies. “Jillian is a fine specimen.” “Watch it,” I growl. “I’m just commending you, that’s all,” he hisses. “Why do you even want a human on board?” I ask. “I don’t think the Emperor is going to be too happy that you promised to share our secrets with an outlander.” Dimtri shrugs. “The humans are weak and stupid, they’ll never learn anything of value — let alone a female. It made a good bargaining chip, and the female might be to the Emperor’s liking.” I feel a flash of anger rise up, and I have to resist the urge to snap Dimtri’s windpipe in half. There’s something about the human female that makes me feel possessive. I can’t explain it, but when Dimtri raised the possibility of taking a human on board during the meeting with the human commander, I knew right away it had to be Jillian.
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