Bzrk Apocalypse
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The Twins were a glowing two-headed dragon, with liquid fire bleeding from Benjamin’s lips. Burnofsky melting, somehow melting, and Keats felt the laughter rise in him, rise and fill his chest and come burbling out of his mouth. He pulled against imagi- nary chains, yanking his arms against nonexistent restraints.
“Noah,” Sadie pleaded, helpless, knowing what was happening to him, knowing that he was spiraling down.
A part of Keats— a fading, weakening remnant— watched it all from very far a...way, a shadow of his mind, watching himself slip, slip, slip. . . . It was all very, very clear, very, very clear to Noah, Noah like the guy with the ark, the one who liked animals, all clear, they were all devils, all of them. Mad, each of them, mad as . . . mad as . . .
A whimpering voice, Noah’s own voice, but not operated by him, no, a voice mewling and laughing and crying out, “Kill me, kill me, it’s what you all want, isn’t it?”
In that moment, a final becalmed moment, the last sane vestiges of his mind took it all in, and his laughter was not yet the laughter of the insane, but the knowing, cynical laughter of one who sees every- thing clearly, if only for a single second in time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Twins were a glowing two-headed dragon, with liquid fire bleeding from Benjamin’s lips. Burnofsky melting, somehow melting, and Keats felt the laughter rise in him, rise and fill his chest and come burbling out of his mouth. He pulled against imagi- nary chains, yanking his arms against nonexistent restraints.
“Noah,” Sadie pleaded, helpless, knowing what was happening to him, knowing that he was spiraling down.
A part of Keats— a fading, weakening remnant— watched it all from very far a...way, a shadow of his mind, watching himself slip, slip, slip. . . . It was all very, very clear, very, very clear to Noah, Noah like the guy with the ark, the one who liked animals, all clear, they were all devils, all of them. Mad, each of them, mad as . . . mad as . . .
A whimpering voice, Noah’s own voice, but not operated by him, no, a voice mewling and laughing and crying out, “Kill me, kill me, it’s what you all want, isn’t it?”
In that moment, a final becalmed moment, the last sane vestiges of his mind took it all in, and his laughter was not yet the laughter of the insane, but the knowing, cynical laughter of one who sees every- thing clearly, if only for a single second in time.
What to read after Bzrk Apocalypse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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