Hatch (The Dragons of Laton)
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“A sword is a tool that requires skill to be useful. Unless you know how to use it, you’re more likely to hurt yourself than anything else. You could just as easily defend yourself with a kitchen knife without the proper…oh ho! What do we have here?”
Fulgid appeared at the mouth of the cave dragging Ammon’s sword in his teeth and he dropped it in front of Ammon.
Boris looked at Ammon. “Did you teach him to do that?”
Ammon picked up the sword and shook his head. “No, I haven’t taught him anything....”
Leaning forward, Boris studied the little dragon.
“He seems very attuned to you already. More than I’d expect for a hatchling his age. He paused for a moment and his voice softened. “Are you sure you don’t sense him yet?”
Ammon shook his head.
A small furrow formed across Boris’ forehead. “Strange. The link works both ways so it should happen soon I’d say, no cause for concern yet.”
Boris plucked the sword from Ammon’s hands and drew it from its scabbard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“A sword is a tool that requires skill to be useful. Unless you know how to use it, you’re more likely to hurt yourself than anything else. You could just as easily defend yourself with a kitchen knife without the proper…oh ho! What do we have here?”
Fulgid appeared at the mouth of the cave dragging Ammon’s sword in his teeth and he dropped it in front of Ammon.
Boris looked at Ammon. “Did you teach him to do that?”
Ammon picked up the sword and shook his head. “No, I haven’t taught him anything....”
Leaning forward, Boris studied the little dragon.
“He seems very attuned to you already. More than I’d expect for a hatchling his age. He paused for a moment and his voice softened. “Are you sure you don’t sense him yet?”
Ammon shook his head.
A small furrow formed across Boris’ forehead. “Strange. The link works both ways so it should happen soon I’d say, no cause for concern yet.”
Boris plucked the sword from Ammon’s hands and drew it from its scabbard.
What to read after Hatch (The Dragons of Laton)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven James to read onlineMoreLess
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