61 A.D. (Bachiyr, book 2)
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(Bachiyr, Book 2) @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } 26 The night was lit only by fire. The growing orange glow over the city mixed with the dancing light of nearby torches and the few remaining balls of burning tar that had yet to be fired. All in all, it cast the area around the queen in a flickering, shifting light. It was hardly enough to see the Bachiyr’s face—the thing stood tied to a thick pole in the center of a mobile cell—but even in the sullen light there... was no mistaking those burning eyes and pointed fangs, which gleamed an evil red in the dim light.
The moment the word Bachiyr left her lips, the creature turned toward her, snarling like a rabid dog. It strained against its bonds, grunting with the effort. Her men jumped back a step at the sudden movement, their swords pointed toward the cage, but the ropes held strong, thank the gods. After a tense moment, the Bachiyr relaxed, apparently realizing it was stuck.
But for how long? Boudica doubted they would be able to detain the creature indefinitely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Bachiyr, Book 2) @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } 26 The night was lit only by fire. The growing orange glow over the city mixed with the dancing light of nearby torches and the few remaining balls of burning tar that had yet to be fired. All in all, it cast the area around the queen in a flickering, shifting light. It was hardly enough to see the Bachiyr’s face—the thing stood tied to a thick pole in the center of a mobile cell—but even in the sullen light there... was no mistaking those burning eyes and pointed fangs, which gleamed an evil red in the dim light.
The moment the word Bachiyr left her lips, the creature turned toward her, snarling like a rabid dog. It strained against its bonds, grunting with the effort. Her men jumped back a step at the sudden movement, their swords pointed toward the cage, but the ropes held strong, thank the gods. After a tense moment, the Bachiyr relaxed, apparently realizing it was stuck.
But for how long? Boudica doubted they would be able to detain the creature indefinitely.
What to read after 61 A.D. (Bachiyr, book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Mcafee to read onlineMoreLess
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