Rising: Parables From the Apocalypse - Dystopian Fiction
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“Hang onto that thought for just one second.” Christa answered motioning to the guards office.
In all the excitement, Leekasha had momentarily lost track of the situation. There were still guards in the block about to make their lives very difficult. Christa, Leekasha and Jed worked together to mentally suggest to the guards to drop their weapons, combat gear, and radios. Then, they had them lock themselves into two of the remaining opened cells.
Christa jumped down of the table i...nto the arms of Leekasha. “I didn’t know if I was ever going to see you again.” Leekasha said.
“Lucky for me it appears that you are.” Christa answered.
“Lucky for both of us actually. I didn’t know what was going to happen to our grand plans without you by my side. What the heck happened to you?”
“I’m not entirely sure. Last thing I remembered, was us sneaking into this cell block and you trying to revive a zombie. That one.” She said motioning towards Jed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hang onto that thought for just one second.” Christa answered motioning to the guards office.
In all the excitement, Leekasha had momentarily lost track of the situation. There were still guards in the block about to make their lives very difficult. Christa, Leekasha and Jed worked together to mentally suggest to the guards to drop their weapons, combat gear, and radios. Then, they had them lock themselves into two of the remaining opened cells.
Christa jumped down of the table i...nto the arms of Leekasha. “I didn’t know if I was ever going to see you again.” Leekasha said.
“Lucky for me it appears that you are.” Christa answered.
“Lucky for both of us actually. I didn’t know what was going to happen to our grand plans without you by my side. What the heck happened to you?”
“I’m not entirely sure. Last thing I remembered, was us sneaking into this cell block and you trying to revive a zombie. That one.” She said motioning towards Jed.
What to read after Rising: Parables From the Apocalypse - Dystopian Fiction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Christof to read onlineMoreLess
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