Battleship Furiosa
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The staircase opened out into a massive platform, its sides flanked with bare walls. It was a large space, perhaps a hall or plaza at some point in the distant past. The ship was an antique, and this might easily have been a throne room, or something else equally grand. Now one side was full of discarded metal crates covered in a layer of dust. An ancient intercom or computer control lay half-broken on the wall, its wire splintered and abandoned. Metal poles ran down from the ceiling, and large ...metal brackets pushed up to the ceiling.
"This place has seen better days," said Ensign Fletcher with a groan.
Cassandra looked at him and helped him move to a step to sit down. His bruised and aching body still seemed to be causing him pain, and she worried he might be suffering form internal injuries, or at the very least broken or fractured ribs. Nate moved over to his other side and bent down. He looked carefully at the thin pilot's face.
"You're getting pale. How are you feeling?" He coughed once and turned to Nate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The staircase opened out into a massive platform, its sides flanked with bare walls. It was a large space, perhaps a hall or plaza at some point in the distant past. The ship was an antique, and this might easily have been a throne room, or something else equally grand. Now one side was full of discarded metal crates covered in a layer of dust. An ancient intercom or computer control lay half-broken on the wall, its wire splintered and abandoned. Metal poles ran down from the ceiling, and large ...metal brackets pushed up to the ceiling.
"This place has seen better days," said Ensign Fletcher with a groan.
Cassandra looked at him and helped him move to a step to sit down. His bruised and aching body still seemed to be causing him pain, and she worried he might be suffering form internal injuries, or at the very least broken or fractured ribs. Nate moved over to his other side and bent down. He looked carefully at the thin pilot's face.
"You're getting pale. How are you feeling?" He coughed once and turned to Nate.
What to read after Battleship Furiosa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael G. Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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