Goblin War (2010)
Goblin War
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His rear legs and tail were limp and lifeless. From the feel—rather, the lack of feeling past his wings—Anisah had snapped his spine. Fortunately, it was difficult to truly kill a god.
Not so difficult to smash one senseless, as it turned out.
Finally he reached the wall, where various pots and sacks provided shadows and shelter. He squeezed behind a stack of fleshy cactus leaves. Hopefully nobody would need the pungent, needle-covered leaves for tonight’s meal. Anyone who found Autumnstar here ...would either toss him into the pot for dinner or break his neck to put him out of his misery.
His tongue flicked out, smelling the cool night air. He rested his head against the barrel and looked out at Anisah’s body.
Well, at least she had died smiling. Even if Autumnstar hadn’t planned to comfort her in quite that fashion.
What had gone wrong? Healing a mortal body needed only the tiniest pinch of magic. He should have had no trouble easing Anisah’s pain. Or fixing his own crushed spine, for that matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His rear legs and tail were limp and lifeless. From the feel—rather, the lack of feeling past his wings—Anisah had snapped his spine. Fortunately, it was difficult to truly kill a god.
Not so difficult to smash one senseless, as it turned out.
Finally he reached the wall, where various pots and sacks provided shadows and shelter. He squeezed behind a stack of fleshy cactus leaves. Hopefully nobody would need the pungent, needle-covered leaves for tonight’s meal. Anyone who found Autumnstar here ...would either toss him into the pot for dinner or break his neck to put him out of his misery.
His tongue flicked out, smelling the cool night air. He rested his head against the barrel and looked out at Anisah’s body.
Well, at least she had died smiling. Even if Autumnstar hadn’t planned to comfort her in quite that fashion.
What had gone wrong? Healing a mortal body needed only the tiniest pinch of magic. He should have had no trouble easing Anisah’s pain. Or fixing his own crushed spine, for that matter.
What to read after Goblin War?
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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