Posleen War: Sidestories the Tuloriad
Posleen War: Sidestories the Tuloriad
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And as from every evil can flow good, So, too, from every good can evil flow.
—The Tuloriad, Na'agastenalooren Anno Domini 2011 Posleen Ship Arganaza'al, Sagittarius Arm The Posleen were not a people to mourn their losses overlong. After the disaster, and it was a disaster, of Hemaleen V, they tallied their dead and missing (and for the Posleen, fighting amongst themselves, missing pretty much invariably meant dead), reorganized, reassigned lessers who had lost their kessentai to other kesse...ntai, and got on with the business of their journey. For many, that business meant no more than re-entering hibernation.
Of their new target, those still awake knew little beyond that it was a fairly wet world orbiting a gas giant, itself orbiting a rare double sun. Of details, they had few, and a name for the place was not among these. One detail they did have said that the world was perpetually lit, either by direct light from the suns or by refection from the gas giant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as from every evil can flow good, So, too, from every good can evil flow.
—The Tuloriad, Na'agastenalooren Anno Domini 2011 Posleen Ship Arganaza'al, Sagittarius Arm The Posleen were not a people to mourn their losses overlong. After the disaster, and it was a disaster, of Hemaleen V, they tallied their dead and missing (and for the Posleen, fighting amongst themselves, missing pretty much invariably meant dead), reorganized, reassigned lessers who had lost their kessentai to other kesse...ntai, and got on with the business of their journey. For many, that business meant no more than re-entering hibernation.
Of their new target, those still awake knew little beyond that it was a fairly wet world orbiting a gas giant, itself orbiting a rare double sun. Of details, they had few, and a name for the place was not among these. One detail they did have said that the world was perpetually lit, either by direct light from the suns or by refection from the gas giant.
What to read after Posleen War: Sidestories the Tuloriad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ringo to read onlineMoreLess
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