Bone Key
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“What?”
“Dude, Holy Grail?”
Finally placing the line as being from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Sam said, “Oh yeah, right.”
Dean rolled his eyes. “Funniest movie in the history of the human race, and ‘Oh yeah, right’ is the best you can do? You sure you’re my brother, Sammy?”
Ignoring the dig, Sam instead did as Dean had instructed in his impersonation of Tim the Enchanter. There were indeed bones just under the surface of the hole that was probably going to be the basement of the building.
...Jumping down into the hole, Sam looked at the walls of the hole and tried to recall the geology class he’d taken at Stanford. “Dean, if I’m reading these rocks right, this is deeper than they’ve gone before.”
“What do you mean?” Dean asked, hopping down next to him. “And since when do you read rocks?”
“If I’m remembering Geology 101, all of this has been underground for a long time. Which means the previous building didn’t have a basement as low as this.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What?”
“Dude, Holy Grail?”
Finally placing the line as being from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Sam said, “Oh yeah, right.”
Dean rolled his eyes. “Funniest movie in the history of the human race, and ‘Oh yeah, right’ is the best you can do? You sure you’re my brother, Sammy?”
Ignoring the dig, Sam instead did as Dean had instructed in his impersonation of Tim the Enchanter. There were indeed bones just under the surface of the hole that was probably going to be the basement of the building.
...Jumping down into the hole, Sam looked at the walls of the hole and tried to recall the geology class he’d taken at Stanford. “Dean, if I’m reading these rocks right, this is deeper than they’ve gone before.”
“What do you mean?” Dean asked, hopping down next to him. “And since when do you read rocks?”
“If I’m remembering Geology 101, all of this has been underground for a long time. Which means the previous building didn’t have a basement as low as this.”
What to read after Bone Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith R. A. Decandido to read onlineMoreLess
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