Exile (Bloodforge book 1)
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The Land Walls of Kressel’s Outer Fortress towered above him and he had to make a conscious effort not to slow down and stare in awe. Despite the flames, the outer walls glowed like a bleached skull in the moonlight. That was fitting: the city reeked of death. Ahead lay the Wandering Gate, even bigger than it had seemed from a distance. Something had torn it from its hinges, and as Beccorban looked at the twisted and tortured metal, he shuddered to think what he would find in the city beyond.
He... motioned for Riella to catch up. She was young and fit but this kind of pace was relentless and Beccorban had opted for speed over caution. He could feel a thousand phantom eyes burning into the back of his head, though fortunately there had been no more columns of long-limbed soldiers, nor any sign of the strange birdlike creature and its rider with the antlered helm. The light from the city made them both cast long shadows on the sandy turf as they scuttled across the open ground.
They came to the broken gate and Riella waited while Beccorban checked it was clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Land Walls of Kressel’s Outer Fortress towered above him and he had to make a conscious effort not to slow down and stare in awe. Despite the flames, the outer walls glowed like a bleached skull in the moonlight. That was fitting: the city reeked of death. Ahead lay the Wandering Gate, even bigger than it had seemed from a distance. Something had torn it from its hinges, and as Beccorban looked at the twisted and tortured metal, he shuddered to think what he would find in the city beyond.
He... motioned for Riella to catch up. She was young and fit but this kind of pace was relentless and Beccorban had opted for speed over caution. He could feel a thousand phantom eyes burning into the back of his head, though fortunately there had been no more columns of long-limbed soldiers, nor any sign of the strange birdlike creature and its rider with the antlered helm. The light from the city made them both cast long shadows on the sandy turf as they scuttled across the open ground.
They came to the broken gate and Riella waited while Beccorban checked it was clear.
What to read after Exile (Bloodforge book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Stacey to read onlineMoreLess
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