Tin Star
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What at first seemed arrogant to me, now looked like desperation. I still kept my distance, but the Yertina Feray was only so big and I could not avoid them forever. That I would run into them was inevitable. And I had many questions.
I could not deny it. They had upended me.
After my visit to the Ministry of Colonies and Travel, it didn’t take long for our paths to cross.
I was standing in the makeshift market with Heckleck when the Humans arrived on the other side of the square. The girl went ...to the stands and began looking at some lace. I had already looked at the lace; it was beautiful, but overpriced. I could have easily traded it for a good favor but I made a point to never buy anything at the market. I just liked to see what people thought their wares were worth. If there was one thing I had learned from Heckleck it was that in public, things were worth more than in private. And that public price was useful information to know.
“Straight for something useless,” Heckleck said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What at first seemed arrogant to me, now looked like desperation. I still kept my distance, but the Yertina Feray was only so big and I could not avoid them forever. That I would run into them was inevitable. And I had many questions.
I could not deny it. They had upended me.
After my visit to the Ministry of Colonies and Travel, it didn’t take long for our paths to cross.
I was standing in the makeshift market with Heckleck when the Humans arrived on the other side of the square. The girl went ...to the stands and began looking at some lace. I had already looked at the lace; it was beautiful, but overpriced. I could have easily traded it for a good favor but I made a point to never buy anything at the market. I just liked to see what people thought their wares were worth. If there was one thing I had learned from Heckleck it was that in public, things were worth more than in private. And that public price was useful information to know.
“Straight for something useless,” Heckleck said.
What to read after Tin Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil Castellucci to read onlineMoreLess
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