"But hatred gripped his
heart tightly, making him tremble from head to toe. He would have
liked to fight, one last time. To have the enemy within his reach, to
see a blood that wasn't his. He looked away from the myriad droplets
around him and went back to contemplating his gaping wound. It was
being sucked inside his chest. In turn, he was sucked in. He saw only
vast plains bleached by waving floors of blazing daisies, under a
bare sun and the silvery reflections of a river in the distance,
edged with reeds and dragonflies – yes, thousands of dragonflies
dancing in the green wind of the grass, their wings rustling
furiously, deafening, whirling around the tips of his fingers; he
felt the hair on the nape of his neck bristle; the sun was duplicated
to infinity, dazzling, repeated in thousands more suns in the
iridescent prisms of their finely metallic and diaphanous, ridged
elytra, and each of the thousands of suns on each of the thousands of
facets burst with such blinding rage and such opaline wrath on the
coruscating plains lying before him that he was forced to shield his
face with his hand, and to close his eyes."
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