Uncharted Stars
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Eet’s warning came, to match my own guess as to where we were being taken. We again climbed through the levels to the higher ways of the station, this time passing the one where the Orbsleon had his quarters. Now the time-roughened walls about us showed dim traces of what had once been ornamentation. Perhaps for whatever creatures had built this station this had been officer territory.
I was motioned through a roll door, my guards remaining outside. They made a half-hearted attempt to stop Eet, ...but he suddenly developed an agility he had not shown before and pushed past them. I thought it odd they did not follow. Then, a moment later, I discovered why the inhabitant of these particular quarters did not need their attendance, for with another step I struck rather painfully against a force wall.
Also, inside this room the light gravity to which I had partially adjusted not only had become full for my race, but had an added pull, so it was an effort to take a step.
Beyond that invisible barrier the room was furnished as might be one in a luxury caravansary on some inner planet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eet’s warning came, to match my own guess as to where we were being taken. We again climbed through the levels to the higher ways of the station, this time passing the one where the Orbsleon had his quarters. Now the time-roughened walls about us showed dim traces of what had once been ornamentation. Perhaps for whatever creatures had built this station this had been officer territory.
I was motioned through a roll door, my guards remaining outside. They made a half-hearted attempt to stop Eet, ...but he suddenly developed an agility he had not shown before and pushed past them. I thought it odd they did not follow. Then, a moment later, I discovered why the inhabitant of these particular quarters did not need their attendance, for with another step I struck rather painfully against a force wall.
Also, inside this room the light gravity to which I had partially adjusted not only had become full for my race, but had an added pull, so it was an effort to take a step.
Beyond that invisible barrier the room was furnished as might be one in a luxury caravansary on some inner planet.
What to read after Uncharted Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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