Eliminate any witnesses

Billy had just time to see the head of a coelophisis appear on the wall before the glass shards rained down on him. He raised his hands to protect himself, but still some splinters penetrated his skin hurting him.

All the windows of the caravan were sealed and protected by iron bars: this was necessary since the vehicle was designed to be in close contact with wild animals. Only one wasn't: the window above the crow's cage. It was a small circular porthole no wider than twenty centimeters, too small for a large animal to pass through.

And indeed, to Billy's delight, the coelophisis was unable to enter. All that could fit through the opening was its head: the rest of the body was too big. Even the animal seemed aware of it, and in fact he withdrew his head after a few seconds.

Billy sighed with relief, but soon after the crow began to stir again.

"CAW! CAW! CAW!"

The crow cawed continuously, almost without catching its breath, and as it did its

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