I don't own it. Paolini does.
I remember the cold.
And the light.
I felt their eyes on me, the shock in my father's voice.
"Blödhtsalick…" said he, peering, awestruck, at the deformed bundle in his arms. A sea of unknown faces swarmed in an intangible blur before me, blending into each other without exception.
"Blood talons."
I felt the air rush around me, the drop of gravity in my stomach.
And I fell.
