Murder in Cormyr
Murder in Cormyr
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We headed west, passing the Swamp Rat, which, at that hour of the day, appeared to be deserted. A half mile farther, and we were at the spot where I had seen Dovo as the ghost, and where his body had been found.
To my surprise, we turned off the road and trotted down the embankment, riding the same path we had made earlier through the marsh grass and muck. I saw two horses hitched to a dead tree that stood at the swamp’s edge.
“This is as far as we can ride,” said Captain Flim, dismounting and t...ying his horse to the tree. We did the same.
“Back in there?” I asked, pointing to what looked like impassable swamp.
“Aye, sor,” said Darvik. “Ye’d be surprised, ye would, but ye can step through this swamp even if ye weigh a near ton. Just so’s you know where to step.”
The little gnome sounded confident, but it was with some trepidation that I followed. Darvik led the way, then Lindavar, me, and Captain Flim bringing up the rear, his hand on his sword hilt. Even though it was daylight, the Vast Swamp was still the Vast Swamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We headed west, passing the Swamp Rat, which, at that hour of the day, appeared to be deserted. A half mile farther, and we were at the spot where I had seen Dovo as the ghost, and where his body had been found.
To my surprise, we turned off the road and trotted down the embankment, riding the same path we had made earlier through the marsh grass and muck. I saw two horses hitched to a dead tree that stood at the swamp’s edge.
“This is as far as we can ride,” said Captain Flim, dismounting and t...ying his horse to the tree. We did the same.
“Back in there?” I asked, pointing to what looked like impassable swamp.
“Aye, sor,” said Darvik. “Ye’d be surprised, ye would, but ye can step through this swamp even if ye weigh a near ton. Just so’s you know where to step.”
The little gnome sounded confident, but it was with some trepidation that I followed. Darvik led the way, then Lindavar, me, and Captain Flim bringing up the rear, his hand on his sword hilt. Even though it was daylight, the Vast Swamp was still the Vast Swamp.
What to read after Murder in Cormyr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chet Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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