Fearful Symmetry
Fearful Symmetry
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He couldsee none, and decided that if Valkan did have an Achilles' heel, it waspsychological. The Traiti's bearing and moves were graceful--andconfident.
The Ranger suppressed an urge to smile slightly at that. Of courseValkan was confident! He was taller, had a longer reach, and wasaccustomed to such matches. But if Tarlac could feed his opponent'sconfidence until it overwhelmed his caution . . . He'd only get oneopening, at that . . .
He got the chance to begin putting his plan into effect al...mostimmediately. The Traiti made the first move, lunging for Tarlac'schest. The Ranger dodged, Valkan's blade cutting air less than acentimeter from his skin. His counterattack was a split second tooslow to give a disabling slash to Valkan's other arm.
It went on like that for the better part of ten minutes: the humanescaping serious injury by what seemed pure luck, his attacks at mostnicking his opponent. He was being steadily outpointed, and seemed tobe tiring fast.
Hovan watched Steve's losing battle with concern that rapidly becamedismay.
What to read after Fearful Symmetry?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He couldsee none, and decided that if Valkan did have an Achilles' heel, it waspsychological. The Traiti's bearing and moves were graceful--andconfident.
The Ranger suppressed an urge to smile slightly at that. Of courseValkan was confident! He was taller, had a longer reach, and wasaccustomed to such matches. But if Tarlac could feed his opponent'sconfidence until it overwhelmed his caution . . . He'd only get oneopening, at that . . .
He got the chance to begin putting his plan into effect al...mostimmediately. The Traiti made the first move, lunging for Tarlac'schest. The Ranger dodged, Valkan's blade cutting air less than acentimeter from his skin. His counterattack was a split second tooslow to give a disabling slash to Valkan's other arm.
It went on like that for the better part of ten minutes: the humanescaping serious injury by what seemed pure luck, his attacks at mostnicking his opponent. He was being steadily outpointed, and seemed tobe tiring fast.
Hovan watched Steve's losing battle with concern that rapidly becamedismay.
What to read after Fearful Symmetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Ann to read onlineMoreLess
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