Outpost
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Sleep eluded me, and I suffered from its lack. My eyes burned, my head ached, and I found it difficult to eat. As the sun crept toward the horizon, Longshot stood apart from the men, watching them train.
Since I already knew what Stalker and Fade could teach me, I joined him. “I need to talk to you.”
There was an air of weariness and isolation about him, as if this task weighed heavier than he could bear. Longshot glanced over his shoulder, his expression a mix of curiosity and resignation. “Why... is it every time I hear your voice, girl, I know my life’s about to get more complicated?”
His good-natured tone removed the sting from the words, however, and gave me the courage to continue. “I guess because you’ve gotten to know me.”
He chuckled. “It seems like a tall order, doesn’t it?”
I knew what he meant. Safeguarding the fields was an enormous responsibility, entrusted to so few of us. Our scarce numbers added another layer of tension to the task. “Are you mad they didn’t send more help?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sleep eluded me, and I suffered from its lack. My eyes burned, my head ached, and I found it difficult to eat. As the sun crept toward the horizon, Longshot stood apart from the men, watching them train.
Since I already knew what Stalker and Fade could teach me, I joined him. “I need to talk to you.”
There was an air of weariness and isolation about him, as if this task weighed heavier than he could bear. Longshot glanced over his shoulder, his expression a mix of curiosity and resignation. “Why... is it every time I hear your voice, girl, I know my life’s about to get more complicated?”
His good-natured tone removed the sting from the words, however, and gave me the courage to continue. “I guess because you’ve gotten to know me.”
He chuckled. “It seems like a tall order, doesn’t it?”
I knew what he meant. Safeguarding the fields was an enormous responsibility, entrusted to so few of us. Our scarce numbers added another layer of tension to the task. “Are you mad they didn’t send more help?”
What to read after Outpost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Aguirre to read onlineMoreLess
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