Dragonslayer (Twilight of the Gods book 3)
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The portal shouldn’t be opening, not now. The moon was near full. Like all Æsir, he could feel the pull of the lunar cycle. More accurately, he could feel what it did to the ley lines, the streams of magic that wrapped this world. Ragnarok was built upon the nexus of two such streams. It was what caused the fault between worlds. So much magic flowing through a single place worked upon the fabric of the universe like water cutting through rock, forming weak spots between worlds. It was what allow...ed the Æsir to maintain a connection to their home world, without which they would perish. It was also what allowed the demons to push through the gap when the wall was at its thinnest…new moon and full. Christian’s whole life was tied to that cycle. They weren’t at full yet. Very few people could force a breach at any other time. Raquel wasn’t doing this, nor Aiden, and Kamis looked as horrified as he felt. That left the Vanir warrior to blame. Possibly the dragon. They still didn’t understand the extent of its ability to manipulate energy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The portal shouldn’t be opening, not now. The moon was near full. Like all Æsir, he could feel the pull of the lunar cycle. More accurately, he could feel what it did to the ley lines, the streams of magic that wrapped this world. Ragnarok was built upon the nexus of two such streams. It was what caused the fault between worlds. So much magic flowing through a single place worked upon the fabric of the universe like water cutting through rock, forming weak spots between worlds. It was what allow...ed the Æsir to maintain a connection to their home world, without which they would perish. It was also what allowed the demons to push through the gap when the wall was at its thinnest…new moon and full. Christian’s whole life was tied to that cycle. They weren’t at full yet. Very few people could force a breach at any other time. Raquel wasn’t doing this, nor Aiden, and Kamis looked as horrified as he felt. That left the Vanir warrior to blame. Possibly the dragon. They still didn’t understand the extent of its ability to manipulate energy.
What to read after Dragonslayer (Twilight of the Gods book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleri Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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