Necropath
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The pounding beat of the music matched tempo with her throbbing headache, and she was seeing double. Earlier she’d decided not to take her usual dose of yahd, preferring to get drunk, and now she regretted the decision. She had thought that the alcohol might make her forget her problems, but instead it only seemed to make them worse. The beer made her self-piteous and tearful, concentrated her mind on her situation and allowed her to see no way out.
She tried to focus on the screen behind ...the bar. The news report showed the pix of a murder victim, a young street kid. Sukara began to cry. The world was an awful place. No matter where she looked—killings and beatings and corruption, everywhere.
She knuckled tears from her cheeks, unable to work out if she was crying for the murdered girl or for herself. Beer, without the yahd, made her like that: maudlin and confused. Even sober she never really knew what was going on in the world, never understood anything outside her own tiny reality— but, drunk, everything seemed even worse, not only confusing but threatening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pounding beat of the music matched tempo with her throbbing headache, and she was seeing double. Earlier she’d decided not to take her usual dose of yahd, preferring to get drunk, and now she regretted the decision. She had thought that the alcohol might make her forget her problems, but instead it only seemed to make them worse. The beer made her self-piteous and tearful, concentrated her mind on her situation and allowed her to see no way out.
She tried to focus on the screen behind ...the bar. The news report showed the pix of a murder victim, a young street kid. Sukara began to cry. The world was an awful place. No matter where she looked—killings and beatings and corruption, everywhere.
She knuckled tears from her cheeks, unable to work out if she was crying for the murdered girl or for herself. Beer, without the yahd, made her like that: maudlin and confused. Even sober she never really knew what was going on in the world, never understood anything outside her own tiny reality— but, drunk, everything seemed even worse, not only confusing but threatening.
What to read after Necropath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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