The Ninth: Invasion
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Tyra’s squad tossed their white spheres into the air and let them land squarely on their heads. It was a cute trick Doug had inadvertently figured out while juggling his suit. Instead of opening the spheres and struggling to get the contents out, he found that by tossing them into the air they would crack open when they landed on his head. Once cracked open, the contents would quickly wrap over the trooper below. After some slight hissing, the suit would adapt to the shape of the trooper and... be ready for use. By the time Harper’s troopers had an arm encased in the protective shell, Tyra’s group was ready for action.
“As much as I hate to say it, this is a CI job. We’re just support,” Harper shouted. “Nevertheless, we have a job to do, so let’s show those CI boys how this is really done.”
“From the looks of things, the Union has been ready for this fight for a long time.” Chelsea shouted the mission briefing to the troopers. “The entire northern hemisphere is a no fly zone. Any ship that attempts to enter orbit won’t be coming back. A direct assault on their main headquarters is doomed to failure.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tyra’s squad tossed their white spheres into the air and let them land squarely on their heads. It was a cute trick Doug had inadvertently figured out while juggling his suit. Instead of opening the spheres and struggling to get the contents out, he found that by tossing them into the air they would crack open when they landed on his head. Once cracked open, the contents would quickly wrap over the trooper below. After some slight hissing, the suit would adapt to the shape of the trooper and... be ready for use. By the time Harper’s troopers had an arm encased in the protective shell, Tyra’s group was ready for action.
“As much as I hate to say it, this is a CI job. We’re just support,” Harper shouted. “Nevertheless, we have a job to do, so let’s show those CI boys how this is really done.”
“From the looks of things, the Union has been ready for this fight for a long time.” Chelsea shouted the mission briefing to the troopers. “The entire northern hemisphere is a no fly zone. Any ship that attempts to enter orbit won’t be coming back. A direct assault on their main headquarters is doomed to failure.”
What to read after The Ninth: Invasion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Schramm to read onlineMoreLess
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