The Trilisk Ruins
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They ate from their packs since they trusted their own food more than anything they might find in the complex. Some weird form of elevator music played in the background. Telisa found the notes vaguely familiar but could not associate them with any particular song.
“Let’s keep going,” Magnus said, standing up. “Even if the surroundings change, we might be able to find an exit that just randomly appears somewhere.”
“Okay.”
Telisa organized her pack and rose to join him. Magnus prepared his slug t...hrower and opened the door. It opened into a cave.
“Shit,” he said. He closed the door and exchanged looks with Telisa.
“The cave? We’ve been surrounded by a cave while we ate?” Telisa’s voice conveyed deep dismay. The caves with those funny blocks made her nervous as they forced her to think about the death of Jack and Thomas.
“Sometimes I think the cave part is taking over. But we always find more of the regular human complex,” she said.
“It makes me think it’s a trap,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ate from their packs since they trusted their own food more than anything they might find in the complex. Some weird form of elevator music played in the background. Telisa found the notes vaguely familiar but could not associate them with any particular song.
“Let’s keep going,” Magnus said, standing up. “Even if the surroundings change, we might be able to find an exit that just randomly appears somewhere.”
“Okay.”
Telisa organized her pack and rose to join him. Magnus prepared his slug t...hrower and opened the door. It opened into a cave.
“Shit,” he said. He closed the door and exchanged looks with Telisa.
“The cave? We’ve been surrounded by a cave while we ate?” Telisa’s voice conveyed deep dismay. The caves with those funny blocks made her nervous as they forced her to think about the death of Jack and Thomas.
“Sometimes I think the cave part is taking over. But we always find more of the regular human complex,” she said.
“It makes me think it’s a trap,”
What to read after The Trilisk Ruins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccloskey, Michael C to read onlineMoreLess
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