Enigma
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Rias followed behind her, his head bent even lower. He’d been staying close—one might say ‘looming protectively’—throughout their brief tour of the schooner and the captain’s description of his duties.They descended a few polished wooden stairs. Tikaya wrinkled her nose at the musty, mildewy smell in the close air. At the bottom, one bulkhead held a couple of narrow doors, but the captain headed into an open bay strung with eight hammocks.He pointed to a ceiling beam at the end of the row. “You ...can string up your beds here. Hammocks are in that cabinet. Stow your gear there. Don’t leave anything loose. Sea can be rough along the coast.”“Much pirate activity?” Tikaya asked.“Along the empire’s coast? Never. The imperial warships and fortresses keep these waters free of trouble.” The captain lowered his voice to mutter something else, and Tikaya thought she caught a “...what I’m hoping” in the jumble. “You—” the captain jabbed a finger at Rias, “—be on deck in five minutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rias followed behind her, his head bent even lower. He’d been staying close—one might say ‘looming protectively’—throughout their brief tour of the schooner and the captain’s description of his duties.They descended a few polished wooden stairs. Tikaya wrinkled her nose at the musty, mildewy smell in the close air. At the bottom, one bulkhead held a couple of narrow doors, but the captain headed into an open bay strung with eight hammocks.He pointed to a ceiling beam at the end of the row. “You ...can string up your beds here. Hammocks are in that cabinet. Stow your gear there. Don’t leave anything loose. Sea can be rough along the coast.”“Much pirate activity?” Tikaya asked.“Along the empire’s coast? Never. The imperial warships and fortresses keep these waters free of trouble.” The captain lowered his voice to mutter something else, and Tikaya thought she caught a “...what I’m hoping” in the jumble. “You—” the captain jabbed a finger at Rias, “—be on deck in five minutes.
What to read after Enigma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Buroker to read onlineMoreLess
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