Jalia And the Slavers (Jalia - World of Jalon)
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Its thick stone walls rose to a height of forty feet above where Daniel stood and the cliff behind him fell away another hundred feet to the placid lake below.
Someone had told him recently that none of the cliffs on the islands of Telmar were natural. That instead they were carved from gentle slopes after the monasteries were built to present an imposing aspect and to make attack from the lake impossible.
The monastery walls certainly looked difficult to climb. Just behind the ramparts at the t...op of the wall, the largest block of the monastery presented another twenty feet of difficult climb before he could reach the lowest windows. The windows were barred with iron. Normally Daniel would have regarded an attack on the monastery from this direction impractical, but it turned out this was the only way in that was unguarded and so it became his best choice. Jalia and Daniel had discussed their options the previous night. They sat in their bedroom with a map Daniel had painstakingly copied from an original in Gorn’s house and evaluated what they knew about the islands of Telmar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its thick stone walls rose to a height of forty feet above where Daniel stood and the cliff behind him fell away another hundred feet to the placid lake below.
Someone had told him recently that none of the cliffs on the islands of Telmar were natural. That instead they were carved from gentle slopes after the monasteries were built to present an imposing aspect and to make attack from the lake impossible.
The monastery walls certainly looked difficult to climb. Just behind the ramparts at the t...op of the wall, the largest block of the monastery presented another twenty feet of difficult climb before he could reach the lowest windows. The windows were barred with iron. Normally Daniel would have regarded an attack on the monastery from this direction impractical, but it turned out this was the only way in that was unguarded and so it became his best choice. Jalia and Daniel had discussed their options the previous night. They sat in their bedroom with a map Daniel had painstakingly copied from an original in Gorn’s house and evaluated what they knew about the islands of Telmar.
What to read after Jalia And the Slavers (Jalia - World of Jalon)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Booth, John to read onlineMoreLess
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