Destroyer of Worlds
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The feel was.
The mood aboard Don Quixote was strange, strained, and Er’o struggled to understand the emotional undercurrents. Sigmund had returned from Hearth alone, offering only the briefest of explanations: Baedeker chose to stay. This once, Sigmund’s reticence seemed rooted in something other than distrust. The human seemed genuinely ambivalent about Baedeker’s decision.
Meanwhile, Kirsten and Eric remained in shock at how close they had come to losing the ship. At least shock was how Er’o ...interpreted their trembling. Bodily quivers were a new phenomenon, for which Ol’t’ro had yet to make a definitive interpretation.
Er’o was the only one in any condition to give answers about Thssthfok’s recent escape.
The flight from Hearth to New Terra would take only two days, much of the second day spent shedding normal-space velocity after they dropped from hyperspace. Sigmund wanted answers before they arrived. “Once again,” Sigmund said. “How did Thssthfok get out?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The feel was.
The mood aboard Don Quixote was strange, strained, and Er’o struggled to understand the emotional undercurrents. Sigmund had returned from Hearth alone, offering only the briefest of explanations: Baedeker chose to stay. This once, Sigmund’s reticence seemed rooted in something other than distrust. The human seemed genuinely ambivalent about Baedeker’s decision.
Meanwhile, Kirsten and Eric remained in shock at how close they had come to losing the ship. At least shock was how Er’o ...interpreted their trembling. Bodily quivers were a new phenomenon, for which Ol’t’ro had yet to make a definitive interpretation.
Er’o was the only one in any condition to give answers about Thssthfok’s recent escape.
The flight from Hearth to New Terra would take only two days, much of the second day spent shedding normal-space velocity after they dropped from hyperspace. Sigmund wanted answers before they arrived. “Once again,” Sigmund said. “How did Thssthfok get out?”
What to read after Destroyer of Worlds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larry Niven to read onlineMoreLess
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