No Sorrow Like Separation (The Commander book 5)
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“Hunter Activity Near Chicago and Media Responses”
Carol Hancock: June 23, 1968 Phone calls aside, I felt good about getting all my people together. I had commandeered three rooms of the Sunshine, a freeway motel up north of Houston, for my purposes. The Sunshine was within a few miles of a huge new metro airport scheduled to open about this time next year, and the authorities were putting in a new connecting freeway a quarter mile away from the Sunshine. At times I thought the whole ci...ty was one big construction zone.
Territory. Finally. Territory sang inside of me, following my heartbeat: Arm…Arm…Arm. Territory is a powerful want and desire for us Arms, almost essential, rivaling but not as deep as our need for juice, enough so that I recently and half-accidentally picked up Oklahoma City and Austin as mine. The latter would be mine to hunt, but not to live in, the same way Milwaukee, Rockford and the Quad Cities had been mine to hunt but not my home, back in my Chicago days. Subtle, yes, but to a mature Arm, instinctive. If I possessed my own tagged Arm, I could lease out some of my hunting territories to her, but not my home territory. Before Keaton tagged me, neither of us knew the difference. This subtlety was behind Keaton’s ability to ‘give’ me Baltimore and Newark as hunting territories, as a student Arm, and the real reason why, when hunting in her home territory, Philadelphia, she poached the first kill she found for me. I suspected giving up your prey to another Arm was twice as hard, if not ten times as hard, in your own home territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hunter Activity Near Chicago and Media Responses”
Carol Hancock: June 23, 1968 Phone calls aside, I felt good about getting all my people together. I had commandeered three rooms of the Sunshine, a freeway motel up north of Houston, for my purposes. The Sunshine was within a few miles of a huge new metro airport scheduled to open about this time next year, and the authorities were putting in a new connecting freeway a quarter mile away from the Sunshine. At times I thought the whole ci...ty was one big construction zone.
Territory. Finally. Territory sang inside of me, following my heartbeat: Arm…Arm…Arm. Territory is a powerful want and desire for us Arms, almost essential, rivaling but not as deep as our need for juice, enough so that I recently and half-accidentally picked up Oklahoma City and Austin as mine. The latter would be mine to hunt, but not to live in, the same way Milwaukee, Rockford and the Quad Cities had been mine to hunt but not my home, back in my Chicago days. Subtle, yes, but to a mature Arm, instinctive. If I possessed my own tagged Arm, I could lease out some of my hunting territories to her, but not my home territory. Before Keaton tagged me, neither of us knew the difference. This subtlety was behind Keaton’s ability to ‘give’ me Baltimore and Newark as hunting territories, as a student Arm, and the real reason why, when hunting in her home territory, Philadelphia, she poached the first kill she found for me. I suspected giving up your prey to another Arm was twice as hard, if not ten times as hard, in your own home territory.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randall Farmer to read onlineMoreLess
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