The Judas Valley
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Fomalhaut had set, leaving the moonless planet in utterblackness, broken only by the cold gleam of the stars. The lightsstreaming from the portholes of the _Lord Nelson_ gave a small degree ofillumination to the valley.
The valley. It was spread out before him, calm and peaceful, ripplingdunes of sand curling out toward the mountains. The valley, he knew, wasa betrayer--calm and quiet above, alive with an army of hideous vermin afew feet below its surface.
He started to walk, and moistened his ...lips. He knew he was going to getawfully thirsty in the next few hours, but there was not the slightesthelp for it. There hadn't been any way to carry water from the ship.
"I can wait, " he told himself. He stared back at the circular bulk ofthe _Lord Nelson_ behind him, and his fingers trembled a little. He hadknown, when he joined the Corps, that space was full of traps like thisone--but this was the first time he had actually experienced anythinglike this. It was foul.
Something slammed into his boot sole, and this time Wayne knew what itwas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fomalhaut had set, leaving the moonless planet in utterblackness, broken only by the cold gleam of the stars. The lightsstreaming from the portholes of the _Lord Nelson_ gave a small degree ofillumination to the valley.
The valley. It was spread out before him, calm and peaceful, ripplingdunes of sand curling out toward the mountains. The valley, he knew, wasa betrayer--calm and quiet above, alive with an army of hideous vermin afew feet below its surface.
He started to walk, and moistened his ...lips. He knew he was going to getawfully thirsty in the next few hours, but there was not the slightesthelp for it. There hadn't been any way to carry water from the ship.
"I can wait, " he told himself. He stared back at the circular bulk ofthe _Lord Nelson_ behind him, and his fingers trembled a little. He hadknown, when he joined the Corps, that space was full of traps like thisone--but this was the first time he had actually experienced anythinglike this. It was foul.
Something slammed into his boot sole, and this time Wayne knew what itwas.
What to read after The Judas Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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