The Bounty Hunter: Into the Swarm
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He had been fighting a losing battle for years, against an enemy that seemed to only grow and expand no matter how many he stopped and killed. The aliens were like savage animals, too primitive to communicate or make demands. They simply spread over the planet with ceaselessly growing numbers, devouring everything in their path.
The dross moved on four legs and were longer than they were tall.
The size of each individual varied, but most had colossal claws at the end of each leg that looked almo...st too big for the rest of their bodies. In the early days of the war, they were covered in hairless, green skin that clung tightly to their flesh. Over time, some had mutated tufts of hair and other shades of pale skin. Some had heads that resembled a lizard while others were closer to that of a lion, a long extinct creature that Jack learned about in school. He knew now that the same thing could be said for any of Earth’s animals. Anything that didn’t live in the ocean had been wiped out.
The aliens tunnelled massive underground networks, a trait that had made them exceedingly difficult to exterminate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been fighting a losing battle for years, against an enemy that seemed to only grow and expand no matter how many he stopped and killed. The aliens were like savage animals, too primitive to communicate or make demands. They simply spread over the planet with ceaselessly growing numbers, devouring everything in their path.
The dross moved on four legs and were longer than they were tall.
The size of each individual varied, but most had colossal claws at the end of each leg that looked almo...st too big for the rest of their bodies. In the early days of the war, they were covered in hairless, green skin that clung tightly to their flesh. Over time, some had mutated tufts of hair and other shades of pale skin. Some had heads that resembled a lizard while others were closer to that of a lion, a long extinct creature that Jack learned about in school. He knew now that the same thing could be said for any of Earth’s animals. Anything that didn’t live in the ocean had been wiped out.
The aliens tunnelled massive underground networks, a trait that had made them exceedingly difficult to exterminate.
What to read after The Bounty Hunter: Into the Swarm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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