Broken
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Zoen asked, snarling. He curled his hands more tightly around the throat of the ship’s second officer.
The Xyran’s eyes bulged, but he didn’t answer.
Zoen narrowed his eyes. “If you do not tell me, I will begin to peel your skin off in sections. Scars created like that lose the ability to shift hue.” He lied, but the second officer didn’t know that. Zoen had no intention of leaving anyone on this ship alive, no matter what he was told. He eased up on his chokehold so the officer could speak.
“Sl...ave! I do not talk to your kind!” the Xyran retorted.
“I am a slave no longer, as you well know.” Zoen let go and pulled out his favorite blade. The officer couldn’t go anywhere because he’d hooked him to the command chair with sections of his own armor. “I don’t know why you are all so very stubborn,” Zoen said, leaning forward. He eased the blade down the officer’s cheek, smiling as blood welled up. The officer’s skin went green, then shifted to a pale yellow color, signifying the creature’s total lack of control over his own gifts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zoen asked, snarling. He curled his hands more tightly around the throat of the ship’s second officer.
The Xyran’s eyes bulged, but he didn’t answer.
Zoen narrowed his eyes. “If you do not tell me, I will begin to peel your skin off in sections. Scars created like that lose the ability to shift hue.” He lied, but the second officer didn’t know that. Zoen had no intention of leaving anyone on this ship alive, no matter what he was told. He eased up on his chokehold so the officer could speak.
“Sl...ave! I do not talk to your kind!” the Xyran retorted.
“I am a slave no longer, as you well know.” Zoen let go and pulled out his favorite blade. The officer couldn’t go anywhere because he’d hooked him to the command chair with sections of his own armor. “I don’t know why you are all so very stubborn,” Zoen said, leaning forward. He eased the blade down the officer’s cheek, smiling as blood welled up. The officer’s skin went green, then shifted to a pale yellow color, signifying the creature’s total lack of control over his own gifts.
What to read after Broken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin M. Leaf to read onlineMoreLess
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