The Praxis (2005)
The Praxis
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said Cadet Seisho. “I’m looking at a transmission, and Recruit Levoisier says something about the captain that I’m not sure about…”
Martinez glanced at his sleeve display, which showed the cadet’s smooth-cheeked face. “Does she say that she’s going to kill the captain, maim him, assault him, or disobey the captain’s orders?”
Seisho blinked. “No, my lord. It’s…more personal than that.”
More personal? Martinez wondered. Then he decided it was better not to know. “If it’s not assault, death, disobe...dience, or sabotage, it’s not treason,” he said. “Pass it.”
Seisho nodded. “Very good, my lord.”
“Anything else?”
“No, my lord.”
“Then good-bye.”
The sleeve returned to its normal mourning pallor. Martinez turned back to his own work—or rather, Koslowski’s. The senior lieutenant was off with the team practicing, and Martinez was standing Koslowski’s watch as well as his own.
Pulling together with the team involved more than just standing watches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Cadet Seisho. “I’m looking at a transmission, and Recruit Levoisier says something about the captain that I’m not sure about…”
Martinez glanced at his sleeve display, which showed the cadet’s smooth-cheeked face. “Does she say that she’s going to kill the captain, maim him, assault him, or disobey the captain’s orders?”
Seisho blinked. “No, my lord. It’s…more personal than that.”
More personal? Martinez wondered. Then he decided it was better not to know. “If it’s not assault, death, disobe...dience, or sabotage, it’s not treason,” he said. “Pass it.”
Seisho nodded. “Very good, my lord.”
“Anything else?”
“No, my lord.”
“Then good-bye.”
The sleeve returned to its normal mourning pallor. Martinez turned back to his own work—or rather, Koslowski’s. The senior lieutenant was off with the team practicing, and Martinez was standing Koslowski’s watch as well as his own.
Pulling together with the team involved more than just standing watches.
What to read after The Praxis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Jon Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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