Journey Into the Void
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Big-boned, with iron gray hair that she wore in one long braid, she looked to be part of the sea on which she’d spent her life. Her eyes were the color of the waves on a gray morning in winter. She rolled in her gait as the waves rolled onto shore. She wore around her neck a strand of seashells and shark’s teeth. Golden earrings hung from her earlobes. She was dressed as any other orken sailor, in leather breeches and a loose-fitting shirt that bellied out with the wind like a sail. She was bare...foot and bare-armed. All of her flesh that was visible was covered with tattoos of dolphins and seagulls, whales and starfish.
The trip in the small boat—sliding up waves and diving down into them—had been unsettling to elven stomachs. Both Damra and Griffith once again became seasick and could barely stand by the time they staggered out of the lubber’s chair.
“Time for my notable charm,” said Shadamehr, rubbing his hands.
“It’s worked so well so far,” said Alise caustically.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Big-boned, with iron gray hair that she wore in one long braid, she looked to be part of the sea on which she’d spent her life. Her eyes were the color of the waves on a gray morning in winter. She rolled in her gait as the waves rolled onto shore. She wore around her neck a strand of seashells and shark’s teeth. Golden earrings hung from her earlobes. She was dressed as any other orken sailor, in leather breeches and a loose-fitting shirt that bellied out with the wind like a sail. She was bare...foot and bare-armed. All of her flesh that was visible was covered with tattoos of dolphins and seagulls, whales and starfish.
The trip in the small boat—sliding up waves and diving down into them—had been unsettling to elven stomachs. Both Damra and Griffith once again became seasick and could barely stand by the time they staggered out of the lubber’s chair.
“Time for my notable charm,” said Shadamehr, rubbing his hands.
“It’s worked so well so far,” said Alise caustically.
What to read after Journey Into the Void?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Weis to read onlineMoreLess
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