Lyrec (2011)
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The patterned floors in the outer galleries of the temple of Chagri had been swept earlier in the day. The colored tiles were large and smooth, and feet walking across them made a soft, padding sound. But in the central chamber, around the altar, the floor was strewn with large pebbles. It was supposed to be painful to approach the war god. Slyur hated the uncomfortable stones under his own feet, and the way that every movement, every shift of weight from one foot to the other, ground the stones... into the tiles with a noise that seemed to scrape at his very bones.
He made the family wait in the antechamber while he went alone into the altar room; even so, he could hear them shifting their stances nervously, scared, helplessly handing themselves over to the powers of a god—an incomprehensible god to them, he was sure. Right then he hated them for their stupid, absolute trust, which he lacked.
In the center of the room, flanked by torches, the altar stood at the top of three steps. It was a twice life-size statue of Chagri carved from the purest white chidsist, what must have been the largest block ever found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The patterned floors in the outer galleries of the temple of Chagri had been swept earlier in the day. The colored tiles were large and smooth, and feet walking across them made a soft, padding sound. But in the central chamber, around the altar, the floor was strewn with large pebbles. It was supposed to be painful to approach the war god. Slyur hated the uncomfortable stones under his own feet, and the way that every movement, every shift of weight from one foot to the other, ground the stones... into the tiles with a noise that seemed to scrape at his very bones.
He made the family wait in the antechamber while he went alone into the altar room; even so, he could hear them shifting their stances nervously, scared, helplessly handing themselves over to the powers of a god—an incomprehensible god to them, he was sure. Right then he hated them for their stupid, absolute trust, which he lacked.
In the center of the room, flanked by torches, the altar stood at the top of three steps. It was a twice life-size statue of Chagri carved from the purest white chidsist, what must have been the largest block ever found.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Frost to read onlineMoreLess
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