House of Shards
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The Baron looked at the globes through red-rimmed, weary eyes. “Miss Asperson,” he said.
“Baron,” said Kyoko. This morning she was dressed in yellow with a silver-wire pattern. It stood out against the subdued decor of the White Room like an explosion in a paint factory. “My condolences on your loss.”
“There is yet time. We may see the objects recovered.”
“That's not likely, is it?” Kyoko Asperson's question appeared all innocence. “You haven’t found the loot after the first few hours, and I won...der how you can expect to find it now that you’ve exhausted all the likely places to look. After all, an entire art collection can’t be hidden very easily. You built this station, Baron—where is left to look? Where would you suggest the police go?”
The Baron looked away, found himself looking straight into a media globe, then looked up. He scowled. “I leave that to Mr. Sun, my head of security.”
“Understandable, sir. It is his area of expertise.” Kyoko smiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Baron looked at the globes through red-rimmed, weary eyes. “Miss Asperson,” he said.
“Baron,” said Kyoko. This morning she was dressed in yellow with a silver-wire pattern. It stood out against the subdued decor of the White Room like an explosion in a paint factory. “My condolences on your loss.”
“There is yet time. We may see the objects recovered.”
“That's not likely, is it?” Kyoko Asperson's question appeared all innocence. “You haven’t found the loot after the first few hours, and I won...der how you can expect to find it now that you’ve exhausted all the likely places to look. After all, an entire art collection can’t be hidden very easily. You built this station, Baron—where is left to look? Where would you suggest the police go?”
The Baron looked away, found himself looking straight into a media globe, then looked up. He scowled. “I leave that to Mr. Sun, my head of security.”
“Understandable, sir. It is his area of expertise.” Kyoko smiled.
What to read after House of Shards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Jon Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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