Genesis
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That seemed to be all they had in the Hive—metal, sterile rooms. No decorations, no color variations, just metallic sterility.
The room had one table in the center with three computer workstations, three huge metal doors, and little else.
Everyone seemed focused on the door in front of the workstations. Unlike the other two doors, this one had a window right at Alice’s eye level. For lack of anything better to do, she wandered up to the door and stared in.
She saw another sterile corridor, but t...his one appeared to have glass walls. It was a narrow space that led to—surprise!—a big metal door.
Alice woke up in a house that was almost entirely well-polished old wood. Then she took a train that took her to a place that was almost entirely metal, glass, and plastic. Did Umbrella only work in extremes?
Meanwhile, Kaplan sat at the workstations, jumping back and forth from keyboard to keyboard like some kind of piano virtuoso.
That immediately rang an alarm bell in Alice’s head. Piano virtuoso.
What to read after Genesis?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That seemed to be all they had in the Hive—metal, sterile rooms. No decorations, no color variations, just metallic sterility.
The room had one table in the center with three computer workstations, three huge metal doors, and little else.
Everyone seemed focused on the door in front of the workstations. Unlike the other two doors, this one had a window right at Alice’s eye level. For lack of anything better to do, she wandered up to the door and stared in.
She saw another sterile corridor, but t...his one appeared to have glass walls. It was a narrow space that led to—surprise!—a big metal door.
Alice woke up in a house that was almost entirely well-polished old wood. Then she took a train that took her to a place that was almost entirely metal, glass, and plastic. Did Umbrella only work in extremes?
Meanwhile, Kaplan sat at the workstations, jumping back and forth from keyboard to keyboard like some kind of piano virtuoso.
That immediately rang an alarm bell in Alice’s head. Piano virtuoso.
What to read after Genesis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith R. A. Decandido to read onlineMoreLess
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