Caught off guard
by becoming something more than an inanimate object without warning, Jaylon
committed a sin. He looked at the man and asked, “What?” He could see the
instant it was out of his mouth the lapse was going to cost him. Knowing, also,
dropping his gaze would not be enough to repair the damage, in a moment of
stubborn rebellion, he did not lower his eyes all.
Tri Gov Isa was
the one to turn away, and he was furious. “See what I mean by their lack of
even basic intelligence? They—”
Movement caught Jaylon’s
attention, and he committed another sin. He spoke without being spoken to, and
he interrupted a Paramount. “There’s—”
“Stand at
attention!”
Jaylon jerked to
attention. He held his tongue and stared straight ahead, keeping a glass
floating through the air in his field of vision. He would not have finished his
warning for anything, and concentrated on not showing his spiteful appreciation
as the glass glided through the air to a position above the man’s head.
“I will see that you—” Isa ended in a scream as the glass tipped, poured
the contents on his head.
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