The Orphan Alliance (The Black Ships book 3)
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Towers’ tone managed to convey both gratitude and dismissal, and the officer gave him a quick nod before leaving the conference room. He would return to Admiral Gao, having delivered his report.
The admiral turned to Caul. “Well?”
The Midgaard leader gazed thoughtfully at the holographic system map that hovered above the table. It was a recent addition, scavenged from a crippled enemy ship. “It’s certainly different from how my people fight a war,” he allowed. “I can see the value in what Gao ha...s done – forcing a defeat on the enemy while leaving enough of them alive to spread the news.” He looked at Towers. “I would have just killed them all. There’s always the danger in teaching the enemy a lesson – they might learn something other than humility.”
“It did look that way,” Towers’ eyes wandered to the holo display, where a grey icon showed a former enemy concentration. “They were sitting on a major choke point for more than fifteen hours.” He grimaced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Towers’ tone managed to convey both gratitude and dismissal, and the officer gave him a quick nod before leaving the conference room. He would return to Admiral Gao, having delivered his report.
The admiral turned to Caul. “Well?”
The Midgaard leader gazed thoughtfully at the holographic system map that hovered above the table. It was a recent addition, scavenged from a crippled enemy ship. “It’s certainly different from how my people fight a war,” he allowed. “I can see the value in what Gao ha...s done – forcing a defeat on the enemy while leaving enough of them alive to spread the news.” He looked at Towers. “I would have just killed them all. There’s always the danger in teaching the enemy a lesson – they might learn something other than humility.”
“It did look that way,” Towers’ eyes wandered to the holo display, where a grey icon showed a former enemy concentration. “They were sitting on a major choke point for more than fifteen hours.” He grimaced.
What to read after The Orphan Alliance (The Black Ships book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. G. Claymore to read onlineMoreLess
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