Christina Engela Quotes

Not Many Ruminarii Warships Had Ever Been Captured Intact By Any Enemy, And So For Those The Ruminarii "invited" Aboard Their Vessels, This Was Usually A One-way Sight-seeing Trip. For Those Who Really Want To Know, Ruminarii Hammerheads Have An Extensive Corridor Network, The Interior Walls Are Heavily Decorated, Savagely Militaristic And Inevitably, Close Together. He Strode Down One. Lesser Ranks Seeing Him, Fell To The Deck And Groveled Like Their Fingernails Depended On It. There Was A Chorus Of Shrieks And Whimpers As He Passed. When He Arrived On The Bridge, Everyone Was Face Down On The Deck, Each Endeavoring To Grovel Lower Than The Next. Nothing Like Discipline To Keep The Crew In Its Place.

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