Spear of Heaven
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Kimeri being nobody in particular struck anyone who looked at her as simple child-shaped object moving in shadow of adult object, and therefore safe and not to be noticed. It was easier than wearing shadows, and harder for mages to track, though they would after a while.
They walked into the palace as if they belonged there, which in fact Borti did. Vanyi’s traces were in front of them, clear to a mage’s sight, like the track a star leaves when it falls.
She was safe, Kimeri had made sure of tha...t. She was eating a very good dinner and talking to the priest who thought he was her captor, and thinking about going to sleep. Her thoughts were clear inside the palace; outside of it they had been blurred, shadowy, not quite there.
The palace was warded, of course. For people who insisted that they were not mages, Shurakani were very good at raising wards. Kimeri could only do mind-shields and shadows and nothing-in-particular, yet. She did not know how to protect a whole palace or a whole city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kimeri being nobody in particular struck anyone who looked at her as simple child-shaped object moving in shadow of adult object, and therefore safe and not to be noticed. It was easier than wearing shadows, and harder for mages to track, though they would after a while.
They walked into the palace as if they belonged there, which in fact Borti did. Vanyi’s traces were in front of them, clear to a mage’s sight, like the track a star leaves when it falls.
She was safe, Kimeri had made sure of tha...t. She was eating a very good dinner and talking to the priest who thought he was her captor, and thinking about going to sleep. Her thoughts were clear inside the palace; outside of it they had been blurred, shadowy, not quite there.
The palace was warded, of course. For people who insisted that they were not mages, Shurakani were very good at raising wards. Kimeri could only do mind-shields and shadows and nothing-in-particular, yet. She did not know how to protect a whole palace or a whole city.
What to read after Spear of Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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