Goblin Quest (2010)
Goblin Quest
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None of it had prepared Jig to sit helpless while his captors debated whether or not to kill him.
“He could help us,” Darnak said. “Look at Riana. She picked the lock on that gate just as neat as you could ask. Rumor has it the path we want is ‘cloaked in watery darkness’—maybe he knows where it is.” “Perhaps he does. But a world of difference exists between an elf, even one of her status, and a goblin.” Barius glanced at Riana, who listened to the conversation as intently as Jig. “You should be... watching for other monsters, girl.” Other monsters. That they thought of Jig as a monster cheered him up a little. Monster was a step up from “nuisance,” which was how most adventurers categorized Jig’s kind.
“To invite a goblin to join us is to invite treachery, cowardice, and deceit into our beds,” Barius pronounced. “What help he could provide does not justify the risk.” “Ha. As if you’ve ever gotten anyone into your bed without flashing around your gold and your title.” Jig tried to bite back a laugh and wound up choking instead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None of it had prepared Jig to sit helpless while his captors debated whether or not to kill him.
“He could help us,” Darnak said. “Look at Riana. She picked the lock on that gate just as neat as you could ask. Rumor has it the path we want is ‘cloaked in watery darkness’—maybe he knows where it is.” “Perhaps he does. But a world of difference exists between an elf, even one of her status, and a goblin.” Barius glanced at Riana, who listened to the conversation as intently as Jig. “You should be... watching for other monsters, girl.” Other monsters. That they thought of Jig as a monster cheered him up a little. Monster was a step up from “nuisance,” which was how most adventurers categorized Jig’s kind.
“To invite a goblin to join us is to invite treachery, cowardice, and deceit into our beds,” Barius pronounced. “What help he could provide does not justify the risk.” “Ha. As if you’ve ever gotten anyone into your bed without flashing around your gold and your title.” Jig tried to bite back a laugh and wound up choking instead.
What to read after Goblin Quest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim C. Hines to read onlineMoreLess
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