Chronicles of the Invaders 1: Conquest
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But that was the benefit of hindsight: looking back, everything was clearer, and every false step, every poor decision, seemed so obvious that it was impossible to believe that they had ever been taken at all. Still, Meia’s scheme, however flawed, was the only one that had been offered to her, and the only plan there was. Of course she had to act; of course she had to try to save Paul and Steven, because they had saved her. And perhaps, just perhaps, they’d been captured because of her and Ani, ...because they had taken the time to help two panicked girls on the Royal Mile. Not taking action to prevent a wrong, when one could, seemed to Syl almost as bad as the terrible fate to which Gradus had sentenced the boys come the morning. Their bodies would swing, and she would bear witness.
The plan, as far as it went, revolved around something that Syl had never noticed until Meia pointed it out to her: Syl looked a little like Vena. Not a lot, and certainly not enough to fool a guard who wasn’t blind, but they were similar in height and in the way that they carried themselves, even in the shape of their faces, the shrewdness of their features.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that was the benefit of hindsight: looking back, everything was clearer, and every false step, every poor decision, seemed so obvious that it was impossible to believe that they had ever been taken at all. Still, Meia’s scheme, however flawed, was the only one that had been offered to her, and the only plan there was. Of course she had to act; of course she had to try to save Paul and Steven, because they had saved her. And perhaps, just perhaps, they’d been captured because of her and Ani, ...because they had taken the time to help two panicked girls on the Royal Mile. Not taking action to prevent a wrong, when one could, seemed to Syl almost as bad as the terrible fate to which Gradus had sentenced the boys come the morning. Their bodies would swing, and she would bear witness.
The plan, as far as it went, revolved around something that Syl had never noticed until Meia pointed it out to her: Syl looked a little like Vena. Not a lot, and certainly not enough to fool a guard who wasn’t blind, but they were similar in height and in the way that they carried themselves, even in the shape of their faces, the shrewdness of their features.
What to read after Chronicles of the Invaders 1: Conquest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connolly, John, 1750?-1813 to read onlineMoreLess
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