The Champions
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Most had fully recovered after treatment and left but thirteen remained in the care of the white-robed clerics. King Sigrant had ordered that these men remain in their care until dawn. Occasionally one of them would wake, sweating and fearful. At such times they would speak of unnatural things. They were confused.
After periods of consciousness, they would then have a fit.
Wracked by pain and convulsions, again the men would black out. They had been brought to the healers throughout the day. The... first arrived within an hour of the battle’s beginning. From then they came regularly right up until the battle had ceased. The first to arrive had now awoken for the fourth time.
More than forty healers remained in the tent, each seated near the outer wall, surveying all the patients within. Most noticed that the man had awoken, though none moved to tend to him. Each of them had tried and failed several times to diagnose the illness that had overcome these soldiers.
Something within them blocked their best efforts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most had fully recovered after treatment and left but thirteen remained in the care of the white-robed clerics. King Sigrant had ordered that these men remain in their care until dawn. Occasionally one of them would wake, sweating and fearful. At such times they would speak of unnatural things. They were confused.
After periods of consciousness, they would then have a fit.
Wracked by pain and convulsions, again the men would black out. They had been brought to the healers throughout the day. The... first arrived within an hour of the battle’s beginning. From then they came regularly right up until the battle had ceased. The first to arrive had now awoken for the fourth time.
More than forty healers remained in the tent, each seated near the outer wall, surveying all the patients within. Most noticed that the man had awoken, though none moved to tend to him. Each of them had tried and failed several times to diagnose the illness that had overcome these soldiers.
Something within them blocked their best efforts.
What to read after The Champions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremy Laszlo to read onlineMoreLess
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