Nomad
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Gabe looked at the floor, a tiled mosaic of their shared planet of origin. All three of them stood on the swirling blue tiles of the Pacific Ocean. He looked at the walls, where an unfurled, accordion-bound book told of how humans first left Mexico to go migrating through the galaxy as members of the Kaen.
The four captains stood on the other side of the room and argued with Kaen’s Blue Envoy.
They argued about the ambassadors. They also ignored the ambassadors. Gabe, Kaen, and Nadia stood by an...d listened. Gabe and Kaen listened, anyway; Nadia seemed distant and distracted behind the cloth of her blindfold—even more so than usual.
Maybe her new entanglement worked, Gabe thought. Maybe. It didn’t make her head explode, anyway. But she seems a bit spacey. And we won’t really know if this worked until she tries to meet with the Machinae. And she won’t get to do that unless the captains let her go.
He considered the captains.
Mumwat still swam inside the bubble created by Gabe’s Purple Envoy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gabe looked at the floor, a tiled mosaic of their shared planet of origin. All three of them stood on the swirling blue tiles of the Pacific Ocean. He looked at the walls, where an unfurled, accordion-bound book told of how humans first left Mexico to go migrating through the galaxy as members of the Kaen.
The four captains stood on the other side of the room and argued with Kaen’s Blue Envoy.
They argued about the ambassadors. They also ignored the ambassadors. Gabe, Kaen, and Nadia stood by an...d listened. Gabe and Kaen listened, anyway; Nadia seemed distant and distracted behind the cloth of her blindfold—even more so than usual.
Maybe her new entanglement worked, Gabe thought. Maybe. It didn’t make her head explode, anyway. But she seems a bit spacey. And we won’t really know if this worked until she tries to meet with the Machinae. And she won’t get to do that unless the captains let her go.
He considered the captains.
Mumwat still swam inside the bubble created by Gabe’s Purple Envoy.
What to read after Nomad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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