Far-Seer
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The grass came to the middle of her chest. Afsan, ten paces behind, immediately stopped as well. Dybo, just behind Afsan, continued ahead for a step or so before he realized what was going on, then he, too, came to a halt.
Tetex held up her right arm, the five fingers splayed, the claws sheathed. A symbol in the hunter’s sign language: she had again detected the trail of their quarry.
What, wondered Afsan, had given away the beast they were tracking? A footprint? Trampled vegetation? The... animal’s pungent wind? Whatever it was, the discovery made his heart pound.
There were six others in the hunting party besides Afsan, Dybo, and Tetex. Three were veterans, each half again as big as Afsan. The other three were also on the hunt for the first time. Afsan had not discussed with Dybo his meeting with Tetex at the Shrine, but his respect for the rotund prince had increased, knowing that he had endured the cruel climb and the sight of the bones of dead hunters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The grass came to the middle of her chest. Afsan, ten paces behind, immediately stopped as well. Dybo, just behind Afsan, continued ahead for a step or so before he realized what was going on, then he, too, came to a halt.
Tetex held up her right arm, the five fingers splayed, the claws sheathed. A symbol in the hunter’s sign language: she had again detected the trail of their quarry.
What, wondered Afsan, had given away the beast they were tracking? A footprint? Trampled vegetation? The... animal’s pungent wind? Whatever it was, the discovery made his heart pound.
There were six others in the hunting party besides Afsan, Dybo, and Tetex. Three were veterans, each half again as big as Afsan. The other three were also on the hunt for the first time. Afsan had not discussed with Dybo his meeting with Tetex at the Shrine, but his respect for the rotund prince had increased, knowing that he had endured the cruel climb and the sight of the bones of dead hunters.
What to read after Far-Seer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J. Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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