Rhal Part 4
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He did not care for himself, but he did worry for Cara.
Tave was stoic, face revealing nothing to the gathered Ujal who filled the room. They were spectators, hangers-on, wishing to see Rhal brought low. Killed. Rina could not hide her worry, tears glistening in her eyes, and he wanted to assure her that all would be well.
It was a promise he could not make. Instead, he let his gaze travel over the rest of them. Sudal was cocky, proud, and an idiot if he thought Rhal would give in. He was arroga...nt and deserved to be brought low. He believed he knew the outcome of this preceding. He skipped staring at the king and queen, instead moving to his sire and dam-by-mating. The hatred inside him burned hot and bright, scorching his nerves with a renewed intensity. He wished he could end their lives. If he was to be punished for murder, he wished to make it count. What were two more bodies?
Then there were his rulers. He loved the queen as a mother, her kindness shining from her eyes, and her unwavering gaze met his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not care for himself, but he did worry for Cara.
Tave was stoic, face revealing nothing to the gathered Ujal who filled the room. They were spectators, hangers-on, wishing to see Rhal brought low. Killed. Rina could not hide her worry, tears glistening in her eyes, and he wanted to assure her that all would be well.
It was a promise he could not make. Instead, he let his gaze travel over the rest of them. Sudal was cocky, proud, and an idiot if he thought Rhal would give in. He was arroga...nt and deserved to be brought low. He believed he knew the outcome of this preceding. He skipped staring at the king and queen, instead moving to his sire and dam-by-mating. The hatred inside him burned hot and bright, scorching his nerves with a renewed intensity. He wished he could end their lives. If he was to be punished for murder, he wished to make it count. What were two more bodies?
Then there were his rulers. He loved the queen as a mother, her kindness shining from her eyes, and her unwavering gaze met his.
What to read after Rhal Part 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Tate to read onlineMoreLess
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