Leviathan
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“I have to run, ma’am,” Deryn said quickly. “Can you make it back to your cabin alone?” “I’d think not, Mr. Sharp. I shall be with my cargo.” “But—but … this is an alert,” Deryn sputtered. “You can’t go to the machine room!” Dr. Barlow took Tazza’s leash from her. “That cargo is more important than your regulations, young man.” “But passengers are supposed to stay—” “And midshipmen are supposed to be sixteen years old.” Dr. Barlow waved her hand. “Don’t you have some sort of battle station to ge...t to?” Deryn let out a pained growl, but gave up in disgust and turned away. She’d done her best—the lady boffin could hang herself out the windows if she wanted. As Deryn ran back toward the main gondola, the aluminum walkway trembled under her feet. The whole crew was scrambling, filling the passageways of the ship. She dodged past a squad of men in gastric suits and reached the gut hatch, dropping halfway through for a peek outside. The icy wind between gondola and airbeast rumbled with an unfamiliar sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I have to run, ma’am,” Deryn said quickly. “Can you make it back to your cabin alone?” “I’d think not, Mr. Sharp. I shall be with my cargo.” “But—but … this is an alert,” Deryn sputtered. “You can’t go to the machine room!” Dr. Barlow took Tazza’s leash from her. “That cargo is more important than your regulations, young man.” “But passengers are supposed to stay—” “And midshipmen are supposed to be sixteen years old.” Dr. Barlow waved her hand. “Don’t you have some sort of battle station to ge...t to?” Deryn let out a pained growl, but gave up in disgust and turned away. She’d done her best—the lady boffin could hang herself out the windows if she wanted. As Deryn ran back toward the main gondola, the aluminum walkway trembled under her feet. The whole crew was scrambling, filling the passageways of the ship. She dodged past a squad of men in gastric suits and reached the gut hatch, dropping halfway through for a peek outside. The icy wind between gondola and airbeast rumbled with an unfamiliar sound.
What to read after Leviathan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Westerfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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