Then Vern swam into the shallower part, went under, and stood on his hands. They were slugs—big ones. Teddy screamed, his face going Dale. Then all three of us were thrashing for the bank, going just as fast as we could. They carry a local anaesthetic and an anticoagulant in their alien saliva, which means that the host never feels a thing when they attach themselves. We pulled ourselves up on the bank and Teddy went into a hysterical paroxysm as he looked down at himself.
He was screaming as he picked the leeches off his naked body. Vern broke the water and looked at us, puzzled. He paddled across the pool and stumbled out. I was still cold; the heat of the day had been suspended. I kept telling myself to catch hold. Not to get screaming.
Not to be a pussy. I picked half a dozen off my arms and several more off my chest. Chris turned his back to me. Are there any more? I pulled their soft, boneless bodies off him.
I brushed even more off my legs, then got Chris to do my back. I was starting to relax a little… and that was when I looked down at myself and saw the granddaddy of them all clinging to my testicles, its body swelled to four times its normal size.
You got to hold onto yourself, I thought, looking at the leech that hung off me like a crazy beard. Stephen King - Umney's last case ».
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