Snake
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Fallen soldiers and bandits now dotted the grounds of the stronghold. Fu and Malao were not among them.
Seh glanced down and saw a trail of blood glistening in the moonlight. It led to the storage shed. He followed it and burst through the door.
Fu was kneeling over Malao, next to the two soldiers AnGangseh had finished off.
“Help me,” Fu said, his voice hoarse. Tears fell from his face like rain.
Seh knelt down and saw that Fu had torn several strips from the bottom of his white silk robe. Seh ...and Fu bound Malao's leg as best they could.
“Are you okay?” Seh asked Fu.
Fu grunted and wiped his face. “I am going to kill Ying.”
“Not right now,” Seh said. “We need to get out of here.” He checked the scroll tucked away in the small of his back and the snake wrapped around his arm. Both were fine. Seh reached into the folds of Malao's robe and removed the carved monkey stick. “You carry Malao. I'll clear the way.”
Fu grunted again and lifted Malao. Seh stood and slipped out the door, the monkey stick in his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fallen soldiers and bandits now dotted the grounds of the stronghold. Fu and Malao were not among them.
Seh glanced down and saw a trail of blood glistening in the moonlight. It led to the storage shed. He followed it and burst through the door.
Fu was kneeling over Malao, next to the two soldiers AnGangseh had finished off.
“Help me,” Fu said, his voice hoarse. Tears fell from his face like rain.
Seh knelt down and saw that Fu had torn several strips from the bottom of his white silk robe. Seh ...and Fu bound Malao's leg as best they could.
“Are you okay?” Seh asked Fu.
Fu grunted and wiped his face. “I am going to kill Ying.”
“Not right now,” Seh said. “We need to get out of here.” He checked the scroll tucked away in the small of his back and the snake wrapped around his arm. Both were fine. Seh reached into the folds of Malao's robe and removed the carved monkey stick. “You carry Malao. I'll clear the way.”
Fu grunted again and lifted Malao. Seh stood and slipped out the door, the monkey stick in his hand.
What to read after Snake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone, Jeff to read onlineMoreLess
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