The Defiler
The Defiler
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A heartbeat later and he would have been dead.
He lunged to the right instinctively, sweeping his legs around and dumping the swordsman on his backside. It was enough to save his life but not enough to win his freedom. Two more filthy blades stabbed down, one hovering an inch above his heart, the other over his balls, effectively pinning him to the ground.
The skull sword he had tripped loomed over him a moment later.
"Well, well, well, what do we have here?" He removed his helm. Beneath the hai...r mask he looked utterly unremarkable. There was nothing that marked the man as evil. Nothing that betrayed his dark master. That was, perhaps, the most frightening aspect of Slough Feg's insidious evil: it tainted otherwise good men.
Sláine said nothing.
"Found this one hiding in the woods," another faceless skull sword said, two more brutes dragging the Skinless Man between them. He was battered and bruised, livid blue-black marks swelling beneath his skin. The unconscious man had taken a severe beating; reward for his resistance, no doubt, Sláine thought bitterly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A heartbeat later and he would have been dead.
He lunged to the right instinctively, sweeping his legs around and dumping the swordsman on his backside. It was enough to save his life but not enough to win his freedom. Two more filthy blades stabbed down, one hovering an inch above his heart, the other over his balls, effectively pinning him to the ground.
The skull sword he had tripped loomed over him a moment later.
"Well, well, well, what do we have here?" He removed his helm. Beneath the hai...r mask he looked utterly unremarkable. There was nothing that marked the man as evil. Nothing that betrayed his dark master. That was, perhaps, the most frightening aspect of Slough Feg's insidious evil: it tainted otherwise good men.
Sláine said nothing.
"Found this one hiding in the woods," another faceless skull sword said, two more brutes dragging the Skinless Man between them. He was battered and bruised, livid blue-black marks swelling beneath his skin. The unconscious man had taken a severe beating; reward for his resistance, no doubt, Sláine thought bitterly.
What to read after The Defiler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven Savile to read onlineMoreLess
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