A Working of Stars
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The Summerday was a small runner, set for light and fast cargoes, designed to travel without a large fleet escort. It was cramped, at least compared to the large merches, but comfortable enough.
Under normal circumstances—which these were not—the Summerday would be used for security and for message carrying, not for passenger transport. The pilot had been articulate on the subject, to say the least, and more than a little disgruntled when the pair of high-level operatives from family security an...swered his complaints with an equally high-level authorization chit.
Egelt and Hussav didn’t care about the pilot’s opinion one way or the other. They had problems of their own, and they had to come up with solutions for them soon. They stood on the Summerday’s cramped bridge and spoke to each other in a tense undertone.
“Well,” Hussav said, “our boy definitely made his Void-translation and took the lady with him. So what are we going to do now?”
“What we’ve been doing. Follow him.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Summerday was a small runner, set for light and fast cargoes, designed to travel without a large fleet escort. It was cramped, at least compared to the large merches, but comfortable enough.
Under normal circumstances—which these were not—the Summerday would be used for security and for message carrying, not for passenger transport. The pilot had been articulate on the subject, to say the least, and more than a little disgruntled when the pair of high-level operatives from family security an...swered his complaints with an equally high-level authorization chit.
Egelt and Hussav didn’t care about the pilot’s opinion one way or the other. They had problems of their own, and they had to come up with solutions for them soon. They stood on the Summerday’s cramped bridge and spoke to each other in a tense undertone.
“Well,” Hussav said, “our boy definitely made his Void-translation and took the lady with him. So what are we going to do now?”
“What we’ve been doing. Follow him.”
What to read after A Working of Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, James, D. 1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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