[Clarke is good at that, introducing general ideas or wide tracts of information where the details might not shine through. Where they become lost in the general weave of the tapestry itself, and Markus is pulled along with the narrative at the pace in which she dictates.
But it doesn’t always quell his curiosity. The occasional question that seeks out those same particulars rise to the surface, and he has no reason to not ask them.]
And what happened?
[A “live subject”, a phrase that never really implies anything pleasant.]
Is this solution the reason why your blood changed, or something else?
no subject
But it doesn’t always quell his curiosity. The occasional question that seeks out those same particulars rise to the surface, and he has no reason to not ask them.]
And what happened?
[A “live subject”, a phrase that never really implies anything pleasant.]
Is this solution the reason why your blood changed, or something else?