The Lost World: Jurassic Park Sarah の小説・ストーリー

"Laura!" She turned at the familiar voice. A woman pushed through the crowd, and Laura's heart stopped. It was Sarah. Her old friend from the Silver Moon Pack. The one who used to braid her hair and gossip about the warriors. But Sarah looked different now. Thinner, older and really scared. "Sarah?" Laura couldn't believe it. "What are you doing here?" Sarah threw her arms around Laura, hugging her tight. "I thought you were dead," Sarah whispered. "When I came back and found out you disappeared... Kieran said you ran away like a coward."

Her eyes are wide with terror as someone holds a gun to her head. “Hello, Alex.” Dupont’s voice, smooth as ever. “Shall we discuss the real story about our mothers?” Behind him, the Parisian night skyline glitters through floor-to-ceiling windows. Sarah whimpers as the gun presses harder against her temple. “Don’t hurt her.” My voice sounds foreign to my own ears. “She has nothing to do with this.” Dupont’s laugh sends chills down my spine. “Oh, but she does. Sweet Sarah here got a bit too curious. Started digging through old files she shouldn’t have touched. Tell him what you found, dear Sarah.”

“That’s not true…” “Shut up!” Sarah’s scream echoed through the ruins. “You took Darius from me! You took the pack! You took my life, my future, everything I worked for!” She moved closer to the edge of the gallery. The stone crumbled slightly under her feet. “Sarah, please step back,” I said, trying to keep my voice calm. “The floor isn’t stable up there.” “I don’t care.” She looked down at Margaret, who was mercifully quiet. Asleep, and too weak to cry. “This is the only thing I have left. The only piece of you they couldn’t steal.”

She looked nervous, glancing over her shoulder like she was afraid of being followed. "Excuse me," she said quietly. "Can I talk to you? Both of you?" Erina and I exchanged glances. "Sure," I said. "What's wrong?" The woman sat down on the bench, her hands shaking. "My name is Sarah. I've been here for six months. My team got wiped out in the Siren's Valley and I've been hiding in the lounge ever since, too scared to board the bus." "Why are you telling us this?" Erina asked, not unkindly.

The data dump. It all comes rushing back at once: the explosions, Allegra’s betrayal of her own plan, Nikolai screaming that he was my father, the flash of the screen turning green when I hit execute, the heat of the blast at my back as I dove through the hatch. Sarah steps into the room a minute later, her camera bag slung over one shoulder, her notebook tucked under her arm. She looks tired, dark circles under her eyes, but her expression is sharp, alert, the look of someone who has been chasing the biggest story of her life and is still trying to process that it actually happened.