The Black Sheep (A Learning Experience book 3)
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-Solar News Network, Year 54 “They’re launching another attack, Matriarch.”
Matriarch Yah-Sin would have snarled a curse if she thought it would have done any good, even though it would have set a bad example for the hatchlings. Dab-yam’s government had thrown billions upon billions of interstellar credits at the planetary defence network, but constant attacks were steadily wearing it down. The first attack had failed badly, so badly that even the Druavroks had thought better of trying... it again, yet their current strategy was far more effective. Depowered missile strikes, redirected asteroids ... even a single one, getting through the defences and into the atmosphere, would do a great deal of damage. It could not be allowed.
“Order the Orbital Guard to intercept,” she ordered. “And ready back-up forces if they’re required.”
She watched the display, grimly, as red icons roared down to meet green. Her forces were growing tired and making mistakes, the constant tempo wearing them down until they could no longer muster the awareness to fight. If the government had built warships instead things might be different, but her people had always been reluctant to get involved in galactic affairs. Better to have a strong defence, the government had argued, and mind their own business. But the Druavroks couldn't be dissuaded by solid walls, let alone a network of orbital battlestations, automated weapons platforms and a handful of refurbished warships. There’s definitely something to be said for taking the battle to them, she thought, as more red icons flared into life on the display. The Druavrok missiles didn't seem to be any better than hers, thankfully, but there were a lot of them. This way, they just keep wearing us down until we collapse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-Solar News Network, Year 54 “They’re launching another attack, Matriarch.”
Matriarch Yah-Sin would have snarled a curse if she thought it would have done any good, even though it would have set a bad example for the hatchlings. Dab-yam’s government had thrown billions upon billions of interstellar credits at the planetary defence network, but constant attacks were steadily wearing it down. The first attack had failed badly, so badly that even the Druavroks had thought better of trying... it again, yet their current strategy was far more effective. Depowered missile strikes, redirected asteroids ... even a single one, getting through the defences and into the atmosphere, would do a great deal of damage. It could not be allowed.
“Order the Orbital Guard to intercept,” she ordered. “And ready back-up forces if they’re required.”
She watched the display, grimly, as red icons roared down to meet green. Her forces were growing tired and making mistakes, the constant tempo wearing them down until they could no longer muster the awareness to fight. If the government had built warships instead things might be different, but her people had always been reluctant to get involved in galactic affairs. Better to have a strong defence, the government had argued, and mind their own business. But the Druavroks couldn't be dissuaded by solid walls, let alone a network of orbital battlestations, automated weapons platforms and a handful of refurbished warships. There’s definitely something to be said for taking the battle to them, she thought, as more red icons flared into life on the display. The Druavrok missiles didn't seem to be any better than hers, thankfully, but there were a lot of them. This way, they just keep wearing us down until we collapse.
What to read after The Black Sheep (A Learning Experience book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Nuttall to read onlineMoreLess
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