His Doctor Luna
She looked at it, and a small tear rolled down her cheek.
“Take your time,” I told her.
Sasha’s head shook side to side. “I don’t remember much after the… I woke up on the ground. My ears were ringing, but I could hear voices, shouting. My left side was…well, you can see. At least I had covered my face with my arm, survival tactics.”
She tried to smile, but it didn’t reach her eyes. I listened.
“There were four, I think,” Sasha continued. “Three huge, one small, and they were loading bags with supplies. It didn’t look like much, like they were really there just to make a statement. I hated them, and I couldn’t do anything to stop them.”