A World Without Heroes
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He brushed his cheek and sat up quickly. A shiny red centipede longer than his middle finger lay upside down on the ground beside him. The creature wriggled over and disappeared under a root.
Jason shivered. How long had that thing been crawling on him? One of the little drawbacks to sleeping out in the open.
Sitting up, he looked over at Rachel, sound asleep, wrapped in her cloak and blanket. Had she ever awakened him for his watch? He didn’t think so. Could she have fallen asleep on guard? She... looked pretty and vulnerable, lying there serenely. He felt a sudden desire to protect her.
Famished, Jason started rummaging for food. Although he tried to be quiet, the noise disturbed Rachel, and she sat up, gasping and blinking. After looking around for a moment, she turned to Jason. “I’m so sorry! I don’t remember falling asleep!”
“We survived,” Jason replied.
Rachel squeezed fistfuls of her blanket, her jaw tight. “Take off your socks,” she said bravely.
“It might be hard to get them off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He brushed his cheek and sat up quickly. A shiny red centipede longer than his middle finger lay upside down on the ground beside him. The creature wriggled over and disappeared under a root.
Jason shivered. How long had that thing been crawling on him? One of the little drawbacks to sleeping out in the open.
Sitting up, he looked over at Rachel, sound asleep, wrapped in her cloak and blanket. Had she ever awakened him for his watch? He didn’t think so. Could she have fallen asleep on guard? She... looked pretty and vulnerable, lying there serenely. He felt a sudden desire to protect her.
Famished, Jason started rummaging for food. Although he tried to be quiet, the noise disturbed Rachel, and she sat up, gasping and blinking. After looking around for a moment, she turned to Jason. “I’m so sorry! I don’t remember falling asleep!”
“We survived,” Jason replied.
Rachel squeezed fistfuls of her blanket, her jaw tight. “Take off your socks,” she said bravely.
“It might be hard to get them off.
What to read after A World Without Heroes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandon Mull to read onlineMoreLess
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