Abuud: the One-Eyed God
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Situated on the Cleb River, the warehouse had three canals that ran into the building from the river. Each canal had a barge floating at the end of it inside the building, and a large door that could be lifted to let the barge enter the flow of the river. The barges were meant to float downstream to the port city of Dalek on the Targa Sea. There the barges were emptied and the freight put on ships for transportation to foreign cities. When the barges were empty, they were hauled back to Cleb by ...specially constructed wagons and lowered into the canals inside the warehouse.
Abuud worshippers ran through the streets around the warehouse screaming, "Abuud is great!" Master Khatama stood by the large door on the riverside of the warehouse and peered out through a crack in the door. It was dark outside, but most of the followers of Abuud were carrying torches and were fairly easy to spot. Behind him stood Arik, Tedi, and Wylan. They each held the reins to their mounts and stood silently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Situated on the Cleb River, the warehouse had three canals that ran into the building from the river. Each canal had a barge floating at the end of it inside the building, and a large door that could be lifted to let the barge enter the flow of the river. The barges were meant to float downstream to the port city of Dalek on the Targa Sea. There the barges were emptied and the freight put on ships for transportation to foreign cities. When the barges were empty, they were hauled back to Cleb by ...specially constructed wagons and lowered into the canals inside the warehouse.
Abuud worshippers ran through the streets around the warehouse screaming, "Abuud is great!" Master Khatama stood by the large door on the riverside of the warehouse and peered out through a crack in the door. It was dark outside, but most of the followers of Abuud were carrying torches and were fairly easy to spot. Behind him stood Arik, Tedi, and Wylan. They each held the reins to their mounts and stood silently.
What to read after Abuud: the One-Eyed God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard S. Tuttle to read onlineMoreLess
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