Tales of the Djinn: the Guardian
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Arcadius recognized the slight turbulence of the Gulfstream bumping under then. Elyse slept on peacefully. Reluctant to disturb her, he took off his outer robe, draping it over her before he got up. The particular sights they were flying over she didn’t necessarily want to see.
Joseph wished him good morning from his post at the control stick. Samir had conked out and was curled up in a cloudy ball in one of the rug’s corners. The sun was brighter than it got in the human world, the edges of eve...rything he saw razor sharp. Longing futilely for coffee and a bagel, Arcadius peered over the carpet’s safety wall.
Far beneath them, the mist that filled the In-Betweens of the Qaf swirled like a restless animal. In some places, the fog was dark. In others, it sparkled as white as snow.
Though it resembled a cloud layer, no one could swear it was.
Crossing In-Betweens in smoke form was the equivalent of a human swimming the English Channel. Few djinn possessed the strength.
Those who fell disappeared forever and couldn’t bring back reports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arcadius recognized the slight turbulence of the Gulfstream bumping under then. Elyse slept on peacefully. Reluctant to disturb her, he took off his outer robe, draping it over her before he got up. The particular sights they were flying over she didn’t necessarily want to see.
Joseph wished him good morning from his post at the control stick. Samir had conked out and was curled up in a cloudy ball in one of the rug’s corners. The sun was brighter than it got in the human world, the edges of eve...rything he saw razor sharp. Longing futilely for coffee and a bagel, Arcadius peered over the carpet’s safety wall.
Far beneath them, the mist that filled the In-Betweens of the Qaf swirled like a restless animal. In some places, the fog was dark. In others, it sparkled as white as snow.
Though it resembled a cloud layer, no one could swear it was.
Crossing In-Betweens in smoke form was the equivalent of a human swimming the English Channel. Few djinn possessed the strength.
Those who fell disappeared forever and couldn’t bring back reports.
What to read after Tales of the Djinn: the Guardian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Holly to read onlineMoreLess
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