Vienna Station (2011)
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Anti-terrorist security rules are the most stringent of all, especially so on a space station. I am mindful of their necessity as I unfasten the velcro closures on my jumpsuit. The thin, pale blue garment falls about my ankles. I automatically glance at the mirror before me. My profession calls for both strength and flexibility. Form must follow function, so my upper body muscles are well defined and my thighs are well muscled. I poke experimentally at my stomach. Is there a bit of tummy beginni...ng to appear? Possibly.
A blue light flashes on the bulkhead above the entrance port. I sigh. This is no time to admire one’s girlish figure. I sigh again and brush back my hair. Long hair is the very devil in null gravity. Swirling like kelp in an ocean current, mine has gathered in a chestnut nimbus around face. I step through the last detector between the airlock exit and me. A horn suddenly hoots above me. A red light flashes. A robotic voice sounds over the ongoing horn, “Entry denied!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anti-terrorist security rules are the most stringent of all, especially so on a space station. I am mindful of their necessity as I unfasten the velcro closures on my jumpsuit. The thin, pale blue garment falls about my ankles. I automatically glance at the mirror before me. My profession calls for both strength and flexibility. Form must follow function, so my upper body muscles are well defined and my thighs are well muscled. I poke experimentally at my stomach. Is there a bit of tummy beginni...ng to appear? Possibly.
A blue light flashes on the bulkhead above the entrance port. I sigh. This is no time to admire one’s girlish figure. I sigh again and brush back my hair. Long hair is the very devil in null gravity. Swirling like kelp in an ocean current, mine has gathered in a chestnut nimbus around face. I step through the last detector between the airlock exit and me. A horn suddenly hoots above me. A red light flashes. A robotic voice sounds over the ongoing horn, “Entry denied!”
What to read after Vienna Station?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert A. Walton to read onlineMoreLess
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