Zombiestan
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Mayukh put him down and knelt before him, looking into his eyes. 'Abhi, who is coming?' Abhi pointed to the cluster of huts a few kilometers to their left. 'The not nice people are coming.' David took a good look in the direction Abhi was pointing and then turned towards Abhi. 'Abhi, I don't see anybody out there. They're not coming so don't worry.' Abhi didn't look very convinced and muttered, barely audible to the others. 'But I can feel them coming.' Swati had been trekking through th...e hilly terrain with the others, gamely trying to keep up and not slow the others down for the last hour since they had abandoned the van and proceeded on foot. The Sun had just begun to set, and David had just told them that based on what he remembered from the guide they were still at least a couple of hours walk away from the Thirse Monastery. They had taken turns carrying Abhi through much of the journey, with Mayukh taking on the lion's share of the carrying, but even Swati had volunteered to carry her brother when she had seen Mayukh tiring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mayukh put him down and knelt before him, looking into his eyes. 'Abhi, who is coming?' Abhi pointed to the cluster of huts a few kilometers to their left. 'The not nice people are coming.' David took a good look in the direction Abhi was pointing and then turned towards Abhi. 'Abhi, I don't see anybody out there. They're not coming so don't worry.' Abhi didn't look very convinced and muttered, barely audible to the others. 'But I can feel them coming.' Swati had been trekking through th...e hilly terrain with the others, gamely trying to keep up and not slow the others down for the last hour since they had abandoned the van and proceeded on foot. The Sun had just begun to set, and David had just told them that based on what he remembered from the guide they were still at least a couple of hours walk away from the Thirse Monastery. They had taken turns carrying Abhi through much of the journey, with Mayukh taking on the lion's share of the carrying, but even Swati had volunteered to carry her brother when she had seen Mayukh tiring.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mainak Dhar to read onlineMoreLess
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