Savage City
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Varius had built a tiny fire on the path that ran along the river, a tiny red glow in the darkness below the arches of the Cestian Bridge. This wasn’t territory he could expect to have to himself for long – he could see a little encampment of people crouched around a similar fire on the opposite bank – but for now it felt safe to him, a room closed off in walls of running water. He was surprised Delir was such a small man, scarcely taller than his own daughter, who walked beside him, next to Zi...ye. And Delir looked weak, and sick, dragging his whole self along like a crippled limb. Varius tried to dampen down pity without extinguishing it all together, as if Delir were one of the badly injured people he had seen at the slave-clinic. He needed to be able to work.
Delir said, ‘You worked for Leo once. You sent Marcus to me. I am so sorry I didn’t protect him better.’ From what Lal and Ziye had said, Varius had half-expected something like this, but he still didn’t like to hear it, and didn’t know quite how to reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Varius had built a tiny fire on the path that ran along the river, a tiny red glow in the darkness below the arches of the Cestian Bridge. This wasn’t territory he could expect to have to himself for long – he could see a little encampment of people crouched around a similar fire on the opposite bank – but for now it felt safe to him, a room closed off in walls of running water. He was surprised Delir was such a small man, scarcely taller than his own daughter, who walked beside him, next to Zi...ye. And Delir looked weak, and sick, dragging his whole self along like a crippled limb. Varius tried to dampen down pity without extinguishing it all together, as if Delir were one of the badly injured people he had seen at the slave-clinic. He needed to be able to work.
Delir said, ‘You worked for Leo once. You sent Marcus to me. I am so sorry I didn’t protect him better.’ From what Lal and Ziye had said, Varius had half-expected something like this, but he still didn’t like to hear it, and didn’t know quite how to reply.
What to read after Savage City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophia Mcdougall to read onlineMoreLess
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