Guardian of Night
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Powers of Heaven Receptor Transel wasn’t worried about his decision to immediately execute Second Lieutenant Gitaclaber. He knew he could back up the judgment if it was challenged. He already had recordings of the Poet’s previous broadcasts, and they would be plenty to incriminate Gitaclaber and validate whatever action Transel chose to take in the moment of apprehension. He reached over and opened the door with a touch of his palm. He was keyed to open any portal on the vessel.
And the Poet cha...rged him.
A head held down, butting into Transel’s chest.
Shock of what, to a human, would be a punch to the face.
Transel stumbled back, slammed into a bulkhead behind him. The needle-gun painter fell from his grasp. Gitaclaber didn’t let up and didn’t fight fair. He punched and kicked Transel, swinging his arms in a wide arc to keep Transel from reaching down to scoop the painter back up.
Poked at his eyes. Transel spewed a prune-like shout of surprise, raised his hands to fend off the blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Powers of Heaven Receptor Transel wasn’t worried about his decision to immediately execute Second Lieutenant Gitaclaber. He knew he could back up the judgment if it was challenged. He already had recordings of the Poet’s previous broadcasts, and they would be plenty to incriminate Gitaclaber and validate whatever action Transel chose to take in the moment of apprehension. He reached over and opened the door with a touch of his palm. He was keyed to open any portal on the vessel.
And the Poet cha...rged him.
A head held down, butting into Transel’s chest.
Shock of what, to a human, would be a punch to the face.
Transel stumbled back, slammed into a bulkhead behind him. The needle-gun painter fell from his grasp. Gitaclaber didn’t let up and didn’t fight fair. He punched and kicked Transel, swinging his arms in a wide arc to keep Transel from reaching down to scoop the painter back up.
Poked at his eyes. Transel spewed a prune-like shout of surprise, raised his hands to fend off the blow.
What to read after Guardian of Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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