Dragons' Onyx
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Fredrik sat on the seat with the reins in his hands, urging the most out of the team of four horses without overtiring them. Niki slept, stretched out on the seat with her head on Fredrik’s lap. Under the cover of the wagon, Podil sat, seemingly lost in prayer over a large sealed casket. Balamor slept, curled into a ball amongst the piles of merchandise, while Mustar snored loudly, his body in a seated position against the side of the wagon with his head back against the canvas.
Podil’s agel...ess face lost its serene composure as the distant sounds of thunder filtered through her meditation. Without interrupting her spell, the elf magician turned and gazed out the back of the covered wagon. Her heart skipped a beat as she saw a large cloud of dust on the horizon.
“Mustar,” Podil called softly. “Get up.”
The desert mage’s head snapped forward and his eyes scanned the wagon, giving the impression of someone waking in an unexpected place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fredrik sat on the seat with the reins in his hands, urging the most out of the team of four horses without overtiring them. Niki slept, stretched out on the seat with her head on Fredrik’s lap. Under the cover of the wagon, Podil sat, seemingly lost in prayer over a large sealed casket. Balamor slept, curled into a ball amongst the piles of merchandise, while Mustar snored loudly, his body in a seated position against the side of the wagon with his head back against the canvas.
Podil’s agel...ess face lost its serene composure as the distant sounds of thunder filtered through her meditation. Without interrupting her spell, the elf magician turned and gazed out the back of the covered wagon. Her heart skipped a beat as she saw a large cloud of dust on the horizon.
“Mustar,” Podil called softly. “Get up.”
The desert mage’s head snapped forward and his eyes scanned the wagon, giving the impression of someone waking in an unexpected place.
What to read after Dragons' Onyx?
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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