Dragons of the Watch (2011)
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Bealomondore slowed him down with a series of questions.
“The key?”
“Opens door. Many keys, one door.”
“The tunnels?”
“Under city. Always been there. Old, very old.”
Bealomondore and Ellie looked at each other and said in unison, “The lost city of Tuck.”
“What’s this?” asked Old One. “I’ve never heard of any lost city.”
Bealomondore turned his attention away from the frantic minor dragon and addressed the old urohm. “Tuck is a legend, but many believe the legend is based on fact. Tumanhofers liv...ed underground centuries ago. They built entire cities with elaborate tunnels and snug dens carved into the earth. Most were close to the surface and, once abandoned, collapsed, making odd valleys in the landscape. But the lost city of Tuck is said to remain intact. The underground tumanhofer city was not so deep in the earth, so it did not have tons of dirt weighing down on the ceilings. And rock walls supported everything.”
Orli forced his mindspeaking into the conversation, interrupting Old One.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bealomondore slowed him down with a series of questions.
“The key?”
“Opens door. Many keys, one door.”
“The tunnels?”
“Under city. Always been there. Old, very old.”
Bealomondore and Ellie looked at each other and said in unison, “The lost city of Tuck.”
“What’s this?” asked Old One. “I’ve never heard of any lost city.”
Bealomondore turned his attention away from the frantic minor dragon and addressed the old urohm. “Tuck is a legend, but many believe the legend is based on fact. Tumanhofers liv...ed underground centuries ago. They built entire cities with elaborate tunnels and snug dens carved into the earth. Most were close to the surface and, once abandoned, collapsed, making odd valleys in the landscape. But the lost city of Tuck is said to remain intact. The underground tumanhofer city was not so deep in the earth, so it did not have tons of dirt weighing down on the ceilings. And rock walls supported everything.”
Orli forced his mindspeaking into the conversation, interrupting Old One.
What to read after Dragons of the Watch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donita K. Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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