Tut
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I counted to fifty before the elevator stopped. And then, when the iron grate slid open, I was dumped into total darkness. I let the smallest bit of light slip from my scarab heart. I’d ended up in some kind of tunnel with cobwebs hanging everywhere, like a haunted house. Paintings covered the walls, but they were so chipped and faded that I couldn’t figure out what they were supposed to be. This must not be the main entrance. Hopefully I could keep the fact that I was now officially in the den ...of the enemy a secret.
I tried to text Henry to let him know where I was, but I had zero bars of coverage. The bright side of this was that Gil wouldn’t be able to track my phone to know where I was, either.
The tunnel ended at a giant chasm. Around the side curved a wooden staircase that had more steps missing than denture wearers had holes in their gums. I moved from step to step, hopping over the missing ones … until I jumped, and a step shattered underneath me. I managed to catch myself on another step, but it shattered, too, and I fell all the way to the bottom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I counted to fifty before the elevator stopped. And then, when the iron grate slid open, I was dumped into total darkness. I let the smallest bit of light slip from my scarab heart. I’d ended up in some kind of tunnel with cobwebs hanging everywhere, like a haunted house. Paintings covered the walls, but they were so chipped and faded that I couldn’t figure out what they were supposed to be. This must not be the main entrance. Hopefully I could keep the fact that I was now officially in the den ...of the enemy a secret.
I tried to text Henry to let him know where I was, but I had zero bars of coverage. The bright side of this was that Gil wouldn’t be able to track my phone to know where I was, either.
The tunnel ended at a giant chasm. Around the side curved a wooden staircase that had more steps missing than denture wearers had holes in their gums. I moved from step to step, hopping over the missing ones … until I jumped, and a step shattered underneath me. I managed to catch myself on another step, but it shattered, too, and I fell all the way to the bottom.
What to read after Tut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P.J. Hoover to read onlineMoreLess
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