The Stars Down Under
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Captain Balandra asked from the head of the table.
The furrows in Balandra’s forehead indicated that she probably had a headache. Jodenny empathized. She herself was grateful for the sturdiness of the conference-room chairs. Her legs were still wobbly from the walk up from the infirmary. The conference room was standing-room only, crowded with Balandra’s senior staff.
“Why would we want to, ma’am?” Farber asked. “We don’t know anything about the conditions inside those ships. Just because the Ro...on can roam freely in climates conducive to us doesn’t mean vice versa. We don’t have any way of communicating with them, so even if we boarded, we couldn’t negotiate.”
Balandra said, “We wouldn’t be there to negotiate, Agent Farber.”
Toledo, sitting at the far end of the table, said, “Even if Chief Myell could somehow summon a token, we don’t know anything about their shielding technology. We already know their interstellar capabilities outmatch ours. Their science might be centuries ahead.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Captain Balandra asked from the head of the table.
The furrows in Balandra’s forehead indicated that she probably had a headache. Jodenny empathized. She herself was grateful for the sturdiness of the conference-room chairs. Her legs were still wobbly from the walk up from the infirmary. The conference room was standing-room only, crowded with Balandra’s senior staff.
“Why would we want to, ma’am?” Farber asked. “We don’t know anything about the conditions inside those ships. Just because the Ro...on can roam freely in climates conducive to us doesn’t mean vice versa. We don’t have any way of communicating with them, so even if we boarded, we couldn’t negotiate.”
Balandra said, “We wouldn’t be there to negotiate, Agent Farber.”
Toledo, sitting at the far end of the table, said, “Even if Chief Myell could somehow summon a token, we don’t know anything about their shielding technology. We already know their interstellar capabilities outmatch ours. Their science might be centuries ahead.”
What to read after The Stars Down Under?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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