Jack James And the Call of the Tanakee
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Argus had a distinctive voice. Even though Takota didn’t see the boy, he knew who it was. “Thank you for coming.”
“What’s wrong!” Takota tried to break free of whatever had hold of him. He felt heavy and weak, feet like enormous boulders, arms like tree trunks. “Why’d you call me here? What happened!”
“Relax, relax,” Argus laughed, but not pleasantly at all. His happiness sounded cold and calculating. “The more you struggle, the more the dimensional inhibitor works on you.”
“Dimensional inhibito...r!”
“Just a little device to keep you from going anywhere. Of course, I had to be quick. It had to be turned off when you teleported into it, and I had to turn it on at precisely the correct time.”
“And you did an excellent job, my son,” said someone familiar. Takota peered into the blackness and his heart jumped.
“Davos!” he commanded an instant army to appear, willing himself to divide into a thousand dimensional duplicates and destroy this vermin once and for all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Argus had a distinctive voice. Even though Takota didn’t see the boy, he knew who it was. “Thank you for coming.”
“What’s wrong!” Takota tried to break free of whatever had hold of him. He felt heavy and weak, feet like enormous boulders, arms like tree trunks. “Why’d you call me here? What happened!”
“Relax, relax,” Argus laughed, but not pleasantly at all. His happiness sounded cold and calculating. “The more you struggle, the more the dimensional inhibitor works on you.”
“Dimensional inhibito...r!”
“Just a little device to keep you from going anywhere. Of course, I had to be quick. It had to be turned off when you teleported into it, and I had to turn it on at precisely the correct time.”
“And you did an excellent job, my son,” said someone familiar. Takota peered into the blackness and his heart jumped.
“Davos!” he commanded an instant army to appear, willing himself to divide into a thousand dimensional duplicates and destroy this vermin once and for all.
What to read after Jack James And the Call of the Tanakee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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