Council of War
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It was already well past high sun as he headed towards the plaza. Passersby stared at him, but when he turned to look at them, they averted their eyes. Not a single person spoke to him or even smiled in his direction. He realized that everything his mother said was true. He was reviled, and he only had himself to blame for it. As he approached his shop, he gazed at the shattered door, but no anger welled up inside him. Somehow it felt as if he was seeing the results of someone else's life, as if... it had not been him inside that shop.
Kalmar reached the corner of the plaza, and his eyes swept over the people within it. He saw the old man who had asked for the potion. The man was sitting on a bench feeding the squirrels. Kalmar stood for several minutes trying to think of what he could say to the man. Finally, he just strode over and sat down alongside the old man.
"Are you still in pain?" Kalmar asked.
"A bit," Zynor said as he turned and glanced at the healer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was already well past high sun as he headed towards the plaza. Passersby stared at him, but when he turned to look at them, they averted their eyes. Not a single person spoke to him or even smiled in his direction. He realized that everything his mother said was true. He was reviled, and he only had himself to blame for it. As he approached his shop, he gazed at the shattered door, but no anger welled up inside him. Somehow it felt as if he was seeing the results of someone else's life, as if... it had not been him inside that shop.
Kalmar reached the corner of the plaza, and his eyes swept over the people within it. He saw the old man who had asked for the potion. The man was sitting on a bench feeding the squirrels. Kalmar stood for several minutes trying to think of what he could say to the man. Finally, he just strode over and sat down alongside the old man.
"Are you still in pain?" Kalmar asked.
"A bit," Zynor said as he turned and glanced at the healer.
What to read after Council of War?
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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