Hag Night
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She wanted to be brave and fearless in all things this night, but that old soul of hers was pessimistic with portent of all things bad and baneful. It sensed deathly things on the wind and in the forms of the mortiferous shapes striding through the storm.
Though that awful screeching/wailing had ceased outside, she was still hearing it echoing in her skull and she was scared. She could feel the fear bunching in her shoulders and straining her neck, creeping about at the edges of her thoughts... and sliding through her belly like black grease. It was instinct, she knew. An ancient, uncivilized knowledge of evil afoot and the dire threat to not only herself but the members of her little flock.
There was a wolf in the fold and it was moving in closer, slavering jaws opening wider.
Although her body tensed with exhilaration, readying itself for battle, her mind felt old, weary, and wanted to sleep. Her eyelids wanted to shut and it seemed she was staving off exhaustion through sheer force of will and not much more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wanted to be brave and fearless in all things this night, but that old soul of hers was pessimistic with portent of all things bad and baneful. It sensed deathly things on the wind and in the forms of the mortiferous shapes striding through the storm.
Though that awful screeching/wailing had ceased outside, she was still hearing it echoing in her skull and she was scared. She could feel the fear bunching in her shoulders and straining her neck, creeping about at the edges of her thoughts... and sliding through her belly like black grease. It was instinct, she knew. An ancient, uncivilized knowledge of evil afoot and the dire threat to not only herself but the members of her little flock.
There was a wolf in the fold and it was moving in closer, slavering jaws opening wider.
Although her body tensed with exhilaration, readying itself for battle, her mind felt old, weary, and wanted to sleep. Her eyelids wanted to shut and it seemed she was staving off exhaustion through sheer force of will and not much more.
What to read after Hag Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Curran to read onlineMoreLess
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