At the edge of the Lava Sea, I tried to take his picture. “No,” said the guide, “point that thing away.”
I took a picture of Alyx instead.
“They’ve started coming out of the plain at night and spark the flanks of Mt. Washington.”
“What do?” I asked.
He considered a while. “Never mind,” he said.
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