Lord of the Libraries
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The meaty splat of the club meeting the ground echoed over the marsh.
The creature—and Juhg immediately thought of it as a creature even though it was bipedal and intelligence gleamed in its feral yellow eyes—jerked its head around and lifted its club from the mud.
It was at least six and a half feet tall, built gaunt as a wolf, wide across the shoulders and narrow at the hips, and had the protruding muzzle of a wolf. Dark scales covered it, though, instead of fur. The scales looked oily, like g...leaming onyx or ebony polished with beeswax. Delicate, shell-like ears framed its head, and they darted and flattened like a cat’s. The jaws opened, revealing a double row of teeth. The hands and feet were a combination of human and animal, possessing long digits and curved talons.
“Give me the gemstones,” the creature said in a voice that sounded like growling from a deep well. “You are not supposed to have them. They are not for you.”
“What?”
“The gemstones.” The creature pointed to where the leather pouch containing the blue gemstones hung against Juhg’s chest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The meaty splat of the club meeting the ground echoed over the marsh.
The creature—and Juhg immediately thought of it as a creature even though it was bipedal and intelligence gleamed in its feral yellow eyes—jerked its head around and lifted its club from the mud.
It was at least six and a half feet tall, built gaunt as a wolf, wide across the shoulders and narrow at the hips, and had the protruding muzzle of a wolf. Dark scales covered it, though, instead of fur. The scales looked oily, like g...leaming onyx or ebony polished with beeswax. Delicate, shell-like ears framed its head, and they darted and flattened like a cat’s. The jaws opened, revealing a double row of teeth. The hands and feet were a combination of human and animal, possessing long digits and curved talons.
“Give me the gemstones,” the creature said in a voice that sounded like growling from a deep well. “You are not supposed to have them. They are not for you.”
“What?”
“The gemstones.” The creature pointed to where the leather pouch containing the blue gemstones hung against Juhg’s chest.
What to read after Lord of the Libraries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Odom, Mel to read onlineMoreLess
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