The Dying of the Light: Interval
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I said as we peered down at the airport from about a thousand feet up.
“You can say that again,” said Anderson.
I began to do just that, and Anderson raised his middle finger at me. Sometimes it doesn’t pay to be a known smart-ass.
“Where are they?” Anderson asked. “There’s not even any bodies.”
Williams cleared his throat. “I think I found those, at least, sir,” he said, pointing out the window to one side of the tarmac. A black pile lay smoking in the sun, ashes blowing off to the side with th...e wind.
I raised the binocs to get a look. “So… the area is clear of walkers, and there’s a big pile of them burnt and no sign of anyone around. This is what I would call ‘not good,’ Captain.”
Anderson grunted. “I don’t like surprises. Not with walkers, and not with whoever it is down there that’s killed them. Could be militia, could be local armed forces, could be just about any damn thing. And things I don’t know make me nervous.”
“I couldn’t agree more, sir, but I don’t think we have much of a choice at this point,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said as we peered down at the airport from about a thousand feet up.
“You can say that again,” said Anderson.
I began to do just that, and Anderson raised his middle finger at me. Sometimes it doesn’t pay to be a known smart-ass.
“Where are they?” Anderson asked. “There’s not even any bodies.”
Williams cleared his throat. “I think I found those, at least, sir,” he said, pointing out the window to one side of the tarmac. A black pile lay smoking in the sun, ashes blowing off to the side with th...e wind.
I raised the binocs to get a look. “So… the area is clear of walkers, and there’s a big pile of them burnt and no sign of anyone around. This is what I would call ‘not good,’ Captain.”
Anderson grunted. “I don’t like surprises. Not with walkers, and not with whoever it is down there that’s killed them. Could be militia, could be local armed forces, could be just about any damn thing. And things I don’t know make me nervous.”
“I couldn’t agree more, sir, but I don’t think we have much of a choice at this point,”
What to read after The Dying of the Light: Interval?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kristopher, Jason to read onlineMoreLess
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