Second Guard
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Tali asked a coffee merchant from Porto Sol. As a trader, Tali was used to the press of crowds and the noise that came with festivals, but she was overwhelmed by the great throng of people who had gathered since early morning to witness the final day of the Clash. People of every guild, age, and size roamed the stalls, spending their coin on breakfast and snacks to take with them for the long day in the arena. Children pulled and tugged on their parents, leading them from one sweet delight to th...e next.
“Crowded, yes, but never like this,” the merchant answered, wiping his palms on a wide apron that seemed to accentuate his girth. “Though I will not complain one bit for the business!” Tali barely had time to thank him for the hot coffee before being swept inside the arena by the wave of people.
All day Tali and her friends watched the Clash under the bright eye of Intiq. The horsemanship tournament took place first. The course had been redesigned for the centurios, with more than twice the obstacles and jumps Zarif had faced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tali asked a coffee merchant from Porto Sol. As a trader, Tali was used to the press of crowds and the noise that came with festivals, but she was overwhelmed by the great throng of people who had gathered since early morning to witness the final day of the Clash. People of every guild, age, and size roamed the stalls, spending their coin on breakfast and snacks to take with them for the long day in the arena. Children pulled and tugged on their parents, leading them from one sweet delight to th...e next.
“Crowded, yes, but never like this,” the merchant answered, wiping his palms on a wide apron that seemed to accentuate his girth. “Though I will not complain one bit for the business!” Tali barely had time to thank him for the hot coffee before being swept inside the arena by the wave of people.
All day Tali and her friends watched the Clash under the bright eye of Intiq. The horsemanship tournament took place first. The course had been redesigned for the centurios, with more than twice the obstacles and jumps Zarif had faced.
What to read after Second Guard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. D. Vaughn to read onlineMoreLess
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