The Outpost
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It was a cold, dark, forbidding world, with a temperature of minus 93 degrees Celsius, a gravity about half of Galactic Standard, and an atmosphere of pure ammonia.
He’d picked up a neutrino reading where there shouldn’t have been any, and had homed in on it. Sure enough, the aliens had set up a repair and refueling station there among the huge outcroppings of rock and ice.
Achmed checked his weaponry, made sure his burner and his screecher were fully powered, and stuck a trio of energy grenades... in his belt. He set his ship down twelve miles away from the station. His oxygen canisters could keep him supplied with air for almost ten hours; given the light gravity, it shouldn’t take him more than a couple of hours to reach the station. He’d eliminate any guards with his laser rifle—no sense using the screecher and letting them know the enemy was nearby—and then he’d take out the station with the grenades. Then he’d return to his ship. Even with a couple of unforeseen obstacles, he should have a good five hours of oxygen to spare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a cold, dark, forbidding world, with a temperature of minus 93 degrees Celsius, a gravity about half of Galactic Standard, and an atmosphere of pure ammonia.
He’d picked up a neutrino reading where there shouldn’t have been any, and had homed in on it. Sure enough, the aliens had set up a repair and refueling station there among the huge outcroppings of rock and ice.
Achmed checked his weaponry, made sure his burner and his screecher were fully powered, and stuck a trio of energy grenades... in his belt. He set his ship down twelve miles away from the station. His oxygen canisters could keep him supplied with air for almost ten hours; given the light gravity, it shouldn’t take him more than a couple of hours to reach the station. He’d eliminate any guards with his laser rifle—no sense using the screecher and letting them know the enemy was nearby—and then he’d take out the station with the grenades. Then he’d return to his ship. Even with a couple of unforeseen obstacles, he should have a good five hours of oxygen to spare.
What to read after The Outpost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mike Resnick to read onlineMoreLess
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