By John Marsden
Due to the fact that their domestic was once invaded through enemy infantrymen and remodeled right into a struggle region, Ellie and her associates were scuffling with for his or her lives. Now a answer may possibly ultimately be in sight. yet as enemy forces shut in on her hideout, Ellie discovers that the ultimate clash simply could be the most threatening but. and never every person will continue to exist. not anyone is secure during this exhilarating end to Ellie's brave fight for freedom.
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He made one grab at it, nearly got it, grabbed again, missed it, then threw himself backwards, as it dropped to the ground. ’ I didn’t wait to see what the others did. I rolled across the rocks, covering my face as I went. There was a bit of a slope behind me, and that helped me roll. I went like a maniac, hoping to reach a tree I knew was there. I thought if I got behind it I might have a chance. I didn’t know how long this stuff took to go off, but I’d seen Ryan’s expression, so I knew this was serious.
We carried it between us, then went back for another one. In the meantime Homer and Kevin had arrived, so by the time they took a couple of crates, and the man got a second load, Lee and I could take it easy. Suddenly the night was peaceful once more. The helicopter had long gone – the noise just a memory – and the air was clear and sweet. It was hard to believe in a war, or enemies, or danger. With the stuff safely stowed we found ourselves standing in a little group on the edge of the escarpment.
Nothing mattered beside them. When I wasn’t looking at the path, trying to dodge the ruts and bumps and huge mounds of wet leaves, I was checking the watch. In two minutes and forty-five seconds we reached the first bridge that the old Hermit had built. We made contact with Satan’s Steps for the first time at three minutes fifty, again at four minutes forty, and again at five minutes twenty. We were cutting it awfully fine. Through the gap between the cliffs exactly one minute later. I guessed we’d need another minute and a half, which was horribly close to the deadline of eight minutes.