Out of the Dark
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VII .
“So, Ground Base Commander. You wanted to see me?”
“Yes, Fleet Commander.” Shairez’s ears moved in a subtle expression which mingled agreement and respect, and Fleet Commander Thikair waved her into one of the empty chairs around the briefing-room table.
“Should I assume this means you have that interim report for me?” he asked as she obeyed the unspoken command and seated herself.
“Yes, Sir. I’m afraid it’s a bit more ‘interim’ than I’d hoped, however.”
“Oh?” Thikair’s ears lifted interro...gatively.
“Yes, Sir.” Shairez sighed. “Certain generalities are clear enough by now, but these creatures—these humans—are . . . confusing. Or perhaps perplexing would be a better word.”
“How so?”
“To be perfectly honest, it may be that one reason I find them that way is because of my own preconceived ideas of what they ought to be,” the ground base commander confessed. “Their technology level is high enough for my preconceptions to persist in trying to think of them as a single, unified worldwide civilization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII .
“So, Ground Base Commander. You wanted to see me?”
“Yes, Fleet Commander.” Shairez’s ears moved in a subtle expression which mingled agreement and respect, and Fleet Commander Thikair waved her into one of the empty chairs around the briefing-room table.
“Should I assume this means you have that interim report for me?” he asked as she obeyed the unspoken command and seated herself.
“Yes, Sir. I’m afraid it’s a bit more ‘interim’ than I’d hoped, however.”
“Oh?” Thikair’s ears lifted interro...gatively.
“Yes, Sir.” Shairez sighed. “Certain generalities are clear enough by now, but these creatures—these humans—are . . . confusing. Or perhaps perplexing would be a better word.”
“How so?”
“To be perfectly honest, it may be that one reason I find them that way is because of my own preconceived ideas of what they ought to be,” the ground base commander confessed. “Their technology level is high enough for my preconceptions to persist in trying to think of them as a single, unified worldwide civilization.
What to read after Out of the Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Weber to read onlineMoreLess
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