A Matter of Honor (Privateer Tales book 9)
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The unfolding view was that of a mountain plateau. In the foreground sat a village, tall tents arranged in circles around communal fires. In the background, a swarm of Ophie was busy clearing brush and setting stripped tree trunks into the ground.
"What do you mean, we're out of time?" Bedros asked.
"We've long known the number of Ophie in the village to the North and even their reproductive cycle," Gian said. "The tents you see in the permanent village confirm what we've always known. T...hat village looks like it supports a hundred fifty warriors max." "You're saying all of our problems through history have been caused by a hundred fifty Ophie?" Bedros asked.
"I am. Although as that village shows, it is probably closer to a two hundred twenty-five total population. It makes sense. They're hunter-gatherers and have no concept of domesticating animals or growing crops. Most likely this is one of several villages they frequent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The unfolding view was that of a mountain plateau. In the foreground sat a village, tall tents arranged in circles around communal fires. In the background, a swarm of Ophie was busy clearing brush and setting stripped tree trunks into the ground.
"What do you mean, we're out of time?" Bedros asked.
"We've long known the number of Ophie in the village to the North and even their reproductive cycle," Gian said. "The tents you see in the permanent village confirm what we've always known. T...hat village looks like it supports a hundred fifty warriors max." "You're saying all of our problems through history have been caused by a hundred fifty Ophie?" Bedros asked.
"I am. Although as that village shows, it is probably closer to a two hundred twenty-five total population. It makes sense. They're hunter-gatherers and have no concept of domesticating animals or growing crops. Most likely this is one of several villages they frequent.
What to read after A Matter of Honor (Privateer Tales book 9)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jamie Mcfarlane to read onlineMoreLess
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