Obsidian (2013)
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Not that he would have traded places with his brother for any price; Lascombe was the last place he wanted to be. Though no longer Obsidian’s Advocate, he still shook with rage when he thought of Corfe’s betrayal. Seeing the face of that traitor would most likely cause him to do something dangerous, possibly murderous. By all accounts, it was a temptation best avoided.
Yet life at the little camp was suffocating, although that was not the camp’s fault. He was a man without pleasures now. The thi...ngs that used to please him now repulsed him, and the things that should please him—wholesome things, like an orbset or children’s laughter—only bored him. His soul felt like an empty shell, vacated of great evil, but not yet inhabited by the good.
What was wrong with him? When he had first accepted Kynell’s pardon for his crimes, he had felt great release. For a few days, it hadn’t mattered that everyone except Vancien still looked at him in suspicion and fear, nor had he been concerned by the uncertain future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that he would have traded places with his brother for any price; Lascombe was the last place he wanted to be. Though no longer Obsidian’s Advocate, he still shook with rage when he thought of Corfe’s betrayal. Seeing the face of that traitor would most likely cause him to do something dangerous, possibly murderous. By all accounts, it was a temptation best avoided.
Yet life at the little camp was suffocating, although that was not the camp’s fault. He was a man without pleasures now. The thi...ngs that used to please him now repulsed him, and the things that should please him—wholesome things, like an orbset or children’s laughter—only bored him. His soul felt like an empty shell, vacated of great evil, but not yet inhabited by the good.
What was wrong with him? When he had first accepted Kynell’s pardon for his crimes, he had felt great release. For a few days, it hadn’t mattered that everyone except Vancien still looked at him in suspicion and fear, nor had he been concerned by the uncertain future.
What to read after Obsidian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsey Scholl to read onlineMoreLess
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