A Dream of Ice
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He was surprised that they did not pursue him. Perhaps they were bound to the room by some mechanism he did not understand.
The wind in the tunnel will not be much help to spirits, he thought.
Their echoing cries were a combination of pent-up rage and hopeless frustration.
Mikel tore through the huge room, but not blindly. It was lit with the fires of hell.
It was the opening to one of the pits that serviced the Source—a hot-tub-sized vent that had apparently been designed to release the steam p...ressure lest it rupture the pipes. There were small openings above that must have led through the tunnel to the surface to give the steam some way out; perhaps they had originally been used to melt the oncoming ice, to keep the glaciers at bay. There were also tiles along one wall: Mikel could only surmise that Rensat had been in here earlier looking for clues to the identity of whoever turned the damned thing on. Or trying to find Enzo or who knew what else.
The chamber was a well of unfathomable energy, power so compact and deep it seemed to have mass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was surprised that they did not pursue him. Perhaps they were bound to the room by some mechanism he did not understand.
The wind in the tunnel will not be much help to spirits, he thought.
Their echoing cries were a combination of pent-up rage and hopeless frustration.
Mikel tore through the huge room, but not blindly. It was lit with the fires of hell.
It was the opening to one of the pits that serviced the Source—a hot-tub-sized vent that had apparently been designed to release the steam p...ressure lest it rupture the pipes. There were small openings above that must have led through the tunnel to the surface to give the steam some way out; perhaps they had originally been used to melt the oncoming ice, to keep the glaciers at bay. There were also tiles along one wall: Mikel could only surmise that Rensat had been in here earlier looking for clues to the identity of whoever turned the damned thing on. Or trying to find Enzo or who knew what else.
The chamber was a well of unfathomable energy, power so compact and deep it seemed to have mass.
What to read after A Dream of Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillian Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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