The Dragon King
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But Artie told Kynder everything—even that the unfortunate and unwitting traitor was Erik—and Kynder left feeling that maybe Artie was right. If Merlin had somehow used Erik to spy on their strategy session, then Artie had a chance. “Besides,” Artie added as Kynder left the room, “I think we can beat him. Remember, we have the dragons on our side. That’s not nothing, you know?”
“Yes, but even dragons can be killed,” Kynder said, and then left.
The next morning was bright and crisp. Artie went ou...tside extra early, greeted the dragons, and wasted no time: he opened a gate to Leagon, and one to Fenland, and one to Sylvan, and King Artie’s army poured into the courtyard at Tintagel. Here came the bears; the dragonflies; the wolves; the saber-toothed tigers; and Shallot, with Chime, the golden dragon, at the head of a line of thirty fairies. As the forces arrived, the dragons took off and turned a multicolored wheel in the sky. The other knights arrived, and Artie assigned tasks to everyone: Kay briefed the fairies; Sami took charge of the war bears; Dred managed the dragonflies; Thumb, mounted on a new dog-size bunny from Sylvan, rallied the wolves; Bedevere attended to the sabertooths; and Lance and Erik handed out the last pieces of armor to whoever needed them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Artie told Kynder everything—even that the unfortunate and unwitting traitor was Erik—and Kynder left feeling that maybe Artie was right. If Merlin had somehow used Erik to spy on their strategy session, then Artie had a chance. “Besides,” Artie added as Kynder left the room, “I think we can beat him. Remember, we have the dragons on our side. That’s not nothing, you know?”
“Yes, but even dragons can be killed,” Kynder said, and then left.
The next morning was bright and crisp. Artie went ou...tside extra early, greeted the dragons, and wasted no time: he opened a gate to Leagon, and one to Fenland, and one to Sylvan, and King Artie’s army poured into the courtyard at Tintagel. Here came the bears; the dragonflies; the wolves; the saber-toothed tigers; and Shallot, with Chime, the golden dragon, at the head of a line of thirty fairies. As the forces arrived, the dragons took off and turned a multicolored wheel in the sky. The other knights arrived, and Artie assigned tasks to everyone: Kay briefed the fairies; Sami took charge of the war bears; Dred managed the dragonflies; Thumb, mounted on a new dog-size bunny from Sylvan, rallied the wolves; Bedevere attended to the sabertooths; and Lance and Erik handed out the last pieces of armor to whoever needed them.
What to read after The Dragon King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nils Johnson-Shelton to read onlineMoreLess
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