Dark Victory - Earc
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“Randy.”
“Sir.”
He lets out a long whoosh of breath, rubs both hands across the front of his head. “Damn governor . . . damn civilians.” Then he surprises me by saying, “Ah, forget I said that. They’re doing their best, under terrible pressures.”
I keep quiet, still trying to figure out what’s going on, when the colonel goes on, voice reflective. “Ten years later, most of this planet is back to medieval times, hungry and illiterate people being ruled by kings or warlords. We’re one of the few re...maining places that still functions . . . as best we can. So I guess civilians here do have their role.”
I find my voice, “Sir, why me?”
He lets his hands down on his desk. “Why not you? I’d love to say that I was stretching the truth, but you are one of my best.”
“But just one escort? Why not two? Why not a squad?”
The colonel says, “Because you’re escorting a messenger. Not the damn governor himself. You’ll be fine. Two or more escorts would raise questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Randy.”
“Sir.”
He lets out a long whoosh of breath, rubs both hands across the front of his head. “Damn governor . . . damn civilians.” Then he surprises me by saying, “Ah, forget I said that. They’re doing their best, under terrible pressures.”
I keep quiet, still trying to figure out what’s going on, when the colonel goes on, voice reflective. “Ten years later, most of this planet is back to medieval times, hungry and illiterate people being ruled by kings or warlords. We’re one of the few re...maining places that still functions . . . as best we can. So I guess civilians here do have their role.”
I find my voice, “Sir, why me?”
He lets his hands down on his desk. “Why not you? I’d love to say that I was stretching the truth, but you are one of my best.”
“But just one escort? Why not two? Why not a squad?”
The colonel says, “Because you’re escorting a messenger. Not the damn governor himself. You’ll be fine. Two or more escorts would raise questions.
What to read after Dark Victory - Earc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brendan Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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