The Morcai Battalion
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Stern barked in a loud whisper at Madeline.
She stopped at once. “Over here, Komak. Quick!” she breathed.
She had Dtimun, Komak’s arm and her small array of tools under the thin, ragged thermoblanket in a flash. Hurriedly arranging the tattered tan blanket over an equally ragged part of the floor pallet, she stretched out beside Dtimun, tucking her hand against his broad chest under the cover to hide the faint bloodstains. The cyberscalpel was constructed of a miniaturized laser so effic...ient that bleeding was almost nonexistent in surgeries, as the instrument cauterized as it incised. But inevitably when working through bone under such primitive operating conditions, some slight bleeding could occur.
As she motioned, Stern threw himself down at her side and feigned sleep. Let the guard think they were huddled together for warmth, she thought. Perhaps they wouldn’t consider it too odd to find two Centaurians and two humans in such physical proximity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stern barked in a loud whisper at Madeline.
She stopped at once. “Over here, Komak. Quick!” she breathed.
She had Dtimun, Komak’s arm and her small array of tools under the thin, ragged thermoblanket in a flash. Hurriedly arranging the tattered tan blanket over an equally ragged part of the floor pallet, she stretched out beside Dtimun, tucking her hand against his broad chest under the cover to hide the faint bloodstains. The cyberscalpel was constructed of a miniaturized laser so effic...ient that bleeding was almost nonexistent in surgeries, as the instrument cauterized as it incised. But inevitably when working through bone under such primitive operating conditions, some slight bleeding could occur.
As she motioned, Stern threw himself down at her side and feigned sleep. Let the guard think they were huddled together for warmth, she thought. Perhaps they wouldn’t consider it too odd to find two Centaurians and two humans in such physical proximity.
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