The Broken Pieces
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He kept his armor on, and his mace clipped to his side. Against the glares from the other priests and paladins it was meager protection. He touched his shield often, and only from its soft light did he receive comfort.
“Help me out here,” Jerico muttered to Ashhur. “I think I’m in way too deep.”
Luther had made it clear he was a guest, so he walked to the outskirts of the camp and waited. Many men saw him, and it didn’t take long until Arthur himself arrived.
“Jerico!” he called out,... and the relief was palpable in his voice. Amid it was guilt, and despite everything, it made Jerico smile.
“Rule well,” he said. “Rule fair.”
And that was it. He gave him no other wisdom, no other knowledge of why he lived or where they were going. He’d thought briefly of trying to enlist Arthur’s aid in fighting Cyric, but Luther appeared insistent on dealing with the mad priest on his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He kept his armor on, and his mace clipped to his side. Against the glares from the other priests and paladins it was meager protection. He touched his shield often, and only from its soft light did he receive comfort.
“Help me out here,” Jerico muttered to Ashhur. “I think I’m in way too deep.”
Luther had made it clear he was a guest, so he walked to the outskirts of the camp and waited. Many men saw him, and it didn’t take long until Arthur himself arrived.
“Jerico!” he called out,... and the relief was palpable in his voice. Amid it was guilt, and despite everything, it made Jerico smile.
“Rule well,” he said. “Rule fair.”
And that was it. He gave him no other wisdom, no other knowledge of why he lived or where they were going. He’d thought briefly of trying to enlist Arthur’s aid in fighting Cyric, but Luther appeared insistent on dealing with the mad priest on his own.
What to read after The Broken Pieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dalglish to read onlineMoreLess
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