The Demon Hunter
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In his long coat, Sebastian almost looked like his old self, except for the sleeve pushed above the regrowth chamber.
Phlox had tied her hair back severely, and wore a long leather coat. “We’re going out to look for Charles again,” she said, and started off.
“Is that where you’ve been the last few days?” Oliver asked.
“Well, you don’t think we were waiting around for the magic word from Half-Light, do you?” Phlox muttered.
“Phlox,” cautioned Sebastian. “Yes, we’ve been searching.”
They walked up... the street in a light rain.
“Oliver, whatever it is you’ve found out,” said Phlox, “I didn’t want you to say it in front of them.”
They passed under the Aurora Bridge, by the stone statue of the troll.
“They were lying to you,” said Oliver.
“We figured as much,” said Sebastian.
“I … I ran into Bane Saturday night.”
“You did?” Phlox asked anxiously. “What was he doing?”
“He was in the jaguar, and had made the kill,” Oliver explained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In his long coat, Sebastian almost looked like his old self, except for the sleeve pushed above the regrowth chamber.
Phlox had tied her hair back severely, and wore a long leather coat. “We’re going out to look for Charles again,” she said, and started off.
“Is that where you’ve been the last few days?” Oliver asked.
“Well, you don’t think we were waiting around for the magic word from Half-Light, do you?” Phlox muttered.
“Phlox,” cautioned Sebastian. “Yes, we’ve been searching.”
They walked up... the street in a light rain.
“Oliver, whatever it is you’ve found out,” said Phlox, “I didn’t want you to say it in front of them.”
They passed under the Aurora Bridge, by the stone statue of the troll.
“They were lying to you,” said Oliver.
“We figured as much,” said Sebastian.
“I … I ran into Bane Saturday night.”
“You did?” Phlox asked anxiously. “What was he doing?”
“He was in the jaguar, and had made the kill,” Oliver explained.
What to read after The Demon Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kevin Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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