Reborn: War's Nightmare
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If it had just been Ash and the demons there might have been some resistance from the locals and there would even be a chance of them losing more than a few soldiers during the attack. However, with the addition of the Urie army, the city folded without as much as a word. The real problem was that Anderson didn’t want to give the town even a chance and wanted to burn it to the ground. Ash was only able to get Anderson under control when he mentioned they were currently in what would be part of h...is lands in the future and Ash didn’t want to start sowing bad blood with the common people.
The time passed quickly and Ash continued to receive information from Lath. With the addition of the Urie forces, it seemed that the Heluria King was in a fit and had started to call in every able bodied man and woman that he could find. At the same time he had also called for every township to triple the amount of food they supplied as a tax. Ash knew that the people were going to face a hard year and that many would die on and off the battlefield but he tried not to let it get to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it had just been Ash and the demons there might have been some resistance from the locals and there would even be a chance of them losing more than a few soldiers during the attack. However, with the addition of the Urie army, the city folded without as much as a word. The real problem was that Anderson didn’t want to give the town even a chance and wanted to burn it to the ground. Ash was only able to get Anderson under control when he mentioned they were currently in what would be part of h...is lands in the future and Ash didn’t want to start sowing bad blood with the common people.
The time passed quickly and Ash continued to receive information from Lath. With the addition of the Urie forces, it seemed that the Heluria King was in a fit and had started to call in every able bodied man and woman that he could find. At the same time he had also called for every township to triple the amount of food they supplied as a tax. Ash knew that the people were going to face a hard year and that many would die on and off the battlefield but he tried not to let it get to him.
What to read after Reborn: War's Nightmare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D.W. Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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