Cully
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From Cully's mind came further orders.
_Lie down. _ It was a collective concept. _Lie still. We are friends. _ He could not understand. They were speaking words; words were beyondhim. His head shook in despair. The voices were implanting an emotion ofhorror at what his hands were doing, but he had no control over hisbody. It was as if it were not his.
The black box was now lying in the sand among the streaming plants. Cully's fingers reached out and caressed a small panel. A soundless'click' ra...n through the murkiness. The strangely beautiful, gold-lacedblue plants began a writhing dance. Their spicules withdrew and jabbed, withdrew and jabbed. A rending, silent scream tore the quiet waters.
_NO!_ they cried. It was a negative command, mixed in with the terriblescreaming. _Turn it off!_ "Stop it, stop it!" Cully tried to say, but there were no words. Hetried to cover his ears within the helmet, but the cries went on. Emotions roiled the water: pain, hurt, reproach. Cully sobbed. Somethingwas wrong here; something was killing the plants--the beautiful bluethings!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Cully's mind came further orders.
_Lie down. _ It was a collective concept. _Lie still. We are friends. _ He could not understand. They were speaking words; words were beyondhim. His head shook in despair. The voices were implanting an emotion ofhorror at what his hands were doing, but he had no control over hisbody. It was as if it were not his.
The black box was now lying in the sand among the streaming plants. Cully's fingers reached out and caressed a small panel. A soundless'click' ra...n through the murkiness. The strangely beautiful, gold-lacedblue plants began a writhing dance. Their spicules withdrew and jabbed, withdrew and jabbed. A rending, silent scream tore the quiet waters.
_NO!_ they cried. It was a negative command, mixed in with the terriblescreaming. _Turn it off!_ "Stop it, stop it!" Cully tried to say, but there were no words. Hetried to cover his ears within the helmet, but the cries went on. Emotions roiled the water: pain, hurt, reproach. Cully sobbed. Somethingwas wrong here; something was killing the plants--the beautiful bluethings!
What to read after Cully?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egan Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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