Deucalion (2013)
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We’d spent so long on our way through the mountains that by the time the five days were up, even though we’d made up a bit of time on the flatlands east of the foothills, we still weren’t three-quarters of the way to Edison. I guess if it had been just Cael and Saebi, they could probably have made much better time, but Elena was exhausted, and I wasn’t feeling a whole lot better.
Anyway, on the fifth day, when I should have been sound asleep, I found myself wide awake. We’d taken shelter, as... usual, in a stand of Ocra, beside a stagnant-looking stream. I’d fallen asleep as soon as my head touched ground. But three hours later, I was suddenly awake. Maybe it was hunger. The small stock of food we’d brought with us from Cael’s cave had run out the evening before, and I’d walked the best part of 20 kilometres that night on an empty stomach. Whatever it was that woke me, as soon as I opened my eyes I knew something was wrong.
Next to me, Elena was mumbling softly in her sleep and rubbing her collar between her finger and thumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We’d spent so long on our way through the mountains that by the time the five days were up, even though we’d made up a bit of time on the flatlands east of the foothills, we still weren’t three-quarters of the way to Edison. I guess if it had been just Cael and Saebi, they could probably have made much better time, but Elena was exhausted, and I wasn’t feeling a whole lot better.
Anyway, on the fifth day, when I should have been sound asleep, I found myself wide awake. We’d taken shelter, as... usual, in a stand of Ocra, beside a stagnant-looking stream. I’d fallen asleep as soon as my head touched ground. But three hours later, I was suddenly awake. Maybe it was hunger. The small stock of food we’d brought with us from Cael’s cave had run out the evening before, and I’d walked the best part of 20 kilometres that night on an empty stomach. Whatever it was that woke me, as soon as I opened my eyes I knew something was wrong.
Next to me, Elena was mumbling softly in her sleep and rubbing her collar between her finger and thumb.
What to read after Deucalion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Caswell to read onlineMoreLess
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