Scratch Monkey
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She looked very disappointed. "We hoped you were part of the second wave." "We?" "The others. They're giving you a wide berth, lots of time to adjust. It's been years, you see. We started out as a pathfinder team. Some of us still are, except that we don't know whether -- " " -- whether there's anyone following you?" Raisa started. "What!" Oshi dropped her spoon on the table with a clatter. "I'm not a fool," she said tiredly. "You hoped I'm from your home world, but I'm not. Pathfinders need fol...lowers. What was this? A migration? Colony hijacking?" "We had no idea there was anything out here." Oshi stared. The other woman looked tired and depressed, the reluctant bearer of news worn ragged with repetition. "Hang on. You beamed out with no destination in mind?" "Come on. It's not unheard of! Aim at a system and hope there's a gatecoder looking for incoming packets. If you miss, there's the rest of the universe to hope for." "But that's a suicide bet!" "And these times are dangerous," Raisa said, a clipped, false brightness in her voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked very disappointed. "We hoped you were part of the second wave." "We?" "The others. They're giving you a wide berth, lots of time to adjust. It's been years, you see. We started out as a pathfinder team. Some of us still are, except that we don't know whether -- " " -- whether there's anyone following you?" Raisa started. "What!" Oshi dropped her spoon on the table with a clatter. "I'm not a fool," she said tiredly. "You hoped I'm from your home world, but I'm not. Pathfinders need fol...lowers. What was this? A migration? Colony hijacking?" "We had no idea there was anything out here." Oshi stared. The other woman looked tired and depressed, the reluctant bearer of news worn ragged with repetition. "Hang on. You beamed out with no destination in mind?" "Come on. It's not unheard of! Aim at a system and hope there's a gatecoder looking for incoming packets. If you miss, there's the rest of the universe to hope for." "But that's a suicide bet!" "And these times are dangerous," Raisa said, a clipped, false brightness in her voice.
What to read after Scratch Monkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stross to read onlineMoreLess
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