The Blind King
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Gannon declared, shaking his head. “Fire rained down from the heavens, unleashing chaos among our troops.”
The war council remained silent, listening to the king’s words. Na’zora’s mages had been brought into full action, and they were quickly decimating Ra’jhou’s ranks with their destructive magic.
“Their fireballs tear through lines of men without slowing. How do we counter such an attack?” Gannon looked around at his councilors, who were staring at the conference table, their heads held low. ...His eyes landed on his brother. “Efren?”
Efren shook his head and opened his mouth to speak, but no words came. After a moment, he said, “Perhaps we could create a diversion? Draw their attention away from our main force?”
“How?” Gannon asked.
Efren scanned his mind but found he had no valid idea. What could possibly interest mages enough to convince them to leave the fighting?
General Willem scoffed. “He doesn’t know,” he said. “He’s no fighter.”
Gannon slammed his hand against the table and stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gannon declared, shaking his head. “Fire rained down from the heavens, unleashing chaos among our troops.”
The war council remained silent, listening to the king’s words. Na’zora’s mages had been brought into full action, and they were quickly decimating Ra’jhou’s ranks with their destructive magic.
“Their fireballs tear through lines of men without slowing. How do we counter such an attack?” Gannon looked around at his councilors, who were staring at the conference table, their heads held low. ...His eyes landed on his brother. “Efren?”
Efren shook his head and opened his mouth to speak, but no words came. After a moment, he said, “Perhaps we could create a diversion? Draw their attention away from our main force?”
“How?” Gannon asked.
Efren scanned his mind but found he had no valid idea. What could possibly interest mages enough to convince them to leave the fighting?
General Willem scoffed. “He doesn’t know,” he said. “He’s no fighter.”
Gannon slammed his hand against the table and stood.
What to read after The Blind King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lana Axe to read onlineMoreLess
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