Mutation: Parables From the Apocalypse - Dystopian Fiction
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In addition, gold bars were carried from other vaults and stacked floor to ceiling in the narrow hall leading to the vault door. Unfortunately for the guards outside the door, all the security did nothing to block the smell coming through. All that rotting flesh stacked waist high and growing permeated through everything. Guarding the vault door quickly became the least desirable duty shift to pull. Chaz and General Chambers watched the vault door from the main security room. "Things have... been working out pretty well, Chaz, considering what we've been through. When that tank first came rolling in here, I was pretty sure we'd seen our last sunrise in this place. Who knew that it was heralding the turning of the tide?" "Certainly not me, General. We were just trying to get the CDC package to someone that could do some good with it. There were times when I didn't think we'd make it. It's good to see things finally working out." They both watched the monitors for a while. While there wasn't much going on at the vault door, the same couldn't be said for the outside activity. Cameras pointed in all directions showed a never ending parade of freaks moving towards the fort. It would be a matter of days before the entire yard would be standing room only. "How goes the research down below, General?" "Good, from what they tell me, Colonel. They still seem convinced that the girl is the answer to everything." "And you still believe them?" "I believe based on what I see and what I hear. That bunch down below would make lousy poker players." "Poker players?" "I don't just believe what they tell me, Colonel, I believe what they show me. Some people are great poker players. They have fantastic poker faces, and you never know what's going on underneath. Those geeks down below have no poker faces whatsoever. They have so many tells it's hard not to be distracted by them. You play poker, Colonel?" "No, sir, never found the time for it. Don't like the idea of losing money in a game." "Life's just one big game, Colonel. I'm surprised you haven't learned that by now. Maybe you should have played poker. Might have taught you a few things. Right now, I can tell you that the science teams down below are buzzing like bees. I've never seen them so excited. They're working nonstop. When I was down there this morning, I caught a few sleeping at their desks. By the time I finished talking with Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition, gold bars were carried from other vaults and stacked floor to ceiling in the narrow hall leading to the vault door. Unfortunately for the guards outside the door, all the security did nothing to block the smell coming through. All that rotting flesh stacked waist high and growing permeated through everything. Guarding the vault door quickly became the least desirable duty shift to pull. Chaz and General Chambers watched the vault door from the main security room. "Things have... been working out pretty well, Chaz, considering what we've been through. When that tank first came rolling in here, I was pretty sure we'd seen our last sunrise in this place. Who knew that it was heralding the turning of the tide?" "Certainly not me, General. We were just trying to get the CDC package to someone that could do some good with it. There were times when I didn't think we'd make it. It's good to see things finally working out." They both watched the monitors for a while. While there wasn't much going on at the vault door, the same couldn't be said for the outside activity. Cameras pointed in all directions showed a never ending parade of freaks moving towards the fort. It would be a matter of days before the entire yard would be standing room only. "How goes the research down below, General?" "Good, from what they tell me, Colonel. They still seem convinced that the girl is the answer to everything." "And you still believe them?" "I believe based on what I see and what I hear. That bunch down below would make lousy poker players." "Poker players?" "I don't just believe what they tell me, Colonel, I believe what they show me. Some people are great poker players. They have fantastic poker faces, and you never know what's going on underneath. Those geeks down below have no poker faces whatsoever. They have so many tells it's hard not to be distracted by them. You play poker, Colonel?" "No, sir, never found the time for it. Don't like the idea of losing money in a game." "Life's just one big game, Colonel. I'm surprised you haven't learned that by now. Maybe you should have played poker. Might have taught you a few things. Right now, I can tell you that the science teams down below are buzzing like bees. I've never seen them so excited. They're working nonstop. When I was down there this morning, I caught a few sleeping at their desks. By the time I finished talking with Dr.
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