Edge: I, Hero Quests: Demon Sea (2013)
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Inside, the noisy chatter of voices goes quiet as the occupants stare at you. You grip the hilt of your sword, but the conversation soon strikes up again. You are just another face in a port full of strangers.
You walk over to the innkeeper, who is behind the bar. He is a grobblin — a cross between a troll and a goblin. “Good evening. I’m looking for food and lodgings for the night.”
The innkeeper nods. “That’ll be two silver coins. In advance, of course.”
You pay and glance around the room. Sai...lors from many nations are standing, drinking and retelling tales of past voyages they have made. You turn back to the innkeeper. “Do you know of any ship that might give me passage across the Sea of Oblivion? I am searching for the Old Man of the Sea.”
The grobblin’s eyes narrow. “I know of no such person,” he replies. “And I have no time to answer any more of your foolish questions.”
If you wish to talk to the sailors, go to 16.
If you wish to head to your room to sleep, go to 42.
What to read after Edge: I, Hero Quests: Demon Sea?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inside, the noisy chatter of voices goes quiet as the occupants stare at you. You grip the hilt of your sword, but the conversation soon strikes up again. You are just another face in a port full of strangers.
You walk over to the innkeeper, who is behind the bar. He is a grobblin — a cross between a troll and a goblin. “Good evening. I’m looking for food and lodgings for the night.”
The innkeeper nods. “That’ll be two silver coins. In advance, of course.”
You pay and glance around the room. Sai...lors from many nations are standing, drinking and retelling tales of past voyages they have made. You turn back to the innkeeper. “Do you know of any ship that might give me passage across the Sea of Oblivion? I am searching for the Old Man of the Sea.”
The grobblin’s eyes narrow. “I know of no such person,” he replies. “And I have no time to answer any more of your foolish questions.”
If you wish to talk to the sailors, go to 16.
If you wish to head to your room to sleep, go to 42.
What to read after Edge: I, Hero Quests: Demon Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Barlow to read onlineMoreLess
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