Victory (2016)
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said Granger. “Distance?”
“Point one lightyears, sir,” said Ensign Prince.
Doubt gnawed at him. He was uneasy with the plan put forth by President Avery and General Norton. He supposed he was hesitant because the plan was, put bluntly, utterly cutthroat. Take advantage of a potential friend, before they’d even determined the nature of that friend. Use them as a tool against the Swarm, before understanding them, or knowing anything about them.
And yet, Avery’s logic was sound, in a brutal sort of... way. The human race was on the brink. And when it came to the basic survival of the race—something to ensure that humans would always be found, somewhere, in the universe—they could stop at nothing, nothing, to prevent total annihilation. Even if betrayal meant giving up their souls in exchange for their lives.
But Granger didn’t care about his life. And he supposed neither did Avery. They cared about the future. And yet, he had to be sure they weren’t walking into a trap.
“Alter the final q-jump.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Granger. “Distance?”
“Point one lightyears, sir,” said Ensign Prince.
Doubt gnawed at him. He was uneasy with the plan put forth by President Avery and General Norton. He supposed he was hesitant because the plan was, put bluntly, utterly cutthroat. Take advantage of a potential friend, before they’d even determined the nature of that friend. Use them as a tool against the Swarm, before understanding them, or knowing anything about them.
And yet, Avery’s logic was sound, in a brutal sort of... way. The human race was on the brink. And when it came to the basic survival of the race—something to ensure that humans would always be found, somewhere, in the universe—they could stop at nothing, nothing, to prevent total annihilation. Even if betrayal meant giving up their souls in exchange for their lives.
But Granger didn’t care about his life. And he supposed neither did Avery. They cared about the future. And yet, he had to be sure they weren’t walking into a trap.
“Alter the final q-jump.
What to read after Victory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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