The Passenger (Surviving the Dead)
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A raider darted by on a black horse, and Ethan saw the outer edge of a horde heading toward the U-trac. It wasn’t a terribly large one, maybe only a few hundred strong, but it was big enough to be a problem.
“Do you think he saw us?” Cole asked. The two of them had slid to a halt when the horse and rider flashed by less than twenty yards ahead.
“Don’t think so,” Ethan replied. “Seems a little preoccupied.”
The raider was circling along the edge of the horde, shouting and gesturing, t...rying to direct the ghouls’ attention toward the tracks. He got too close to one of the infected and had to fend it off with a boot to the face.
Ethan didn’t need to think about what to do next.
He leveled his rifle, led the rider a little bit, and squeezed the trigger. A three-round burst rattled out, muffled by the suppressor, and struck the raider high in the chest. He screamed in agony and pitched sideways out of his saddle, right into the waiting arms of the infected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A raider darted by on a black horse, and Ethan saw the outer edge of a horde heading toward the U-trac. It wasn’t a terribly large one, maybe only a few hundred strong, but it was big enough to be a problem.
“Do you think he saw us?” Cole asked. The two of them had slid to a halt when the horse and rider flashed by less than twenty yards ahead.
“Don’t think so,” Ethan replied. “Seems a little preoccupied.”
The raider was circling along the edge of the horde, shouting and gesturing, t...rying to direct the ghouls’ attention toward the tracks. He got too close to one of the infected and had to fend it off with a boot to the face.
Ethan didn’t need to think about what to do next.
He leveled his rifle, led the rider a little bit, and squeezed the trigger. A three-round burst rattled out, muffled by the suppressor, and struck the raider high in the chest. He screamed in agony and pitched sideways out of his saddle, right into the waiting arms of the infected.
What to read after The Passenger (Surviving the Dead)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, James, 1728-1779 to read onlineMoreLess
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