The Dragon's Banner
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For years now, the harvests had been bountiful, and the storehouses were bursting with grain. The shortages from the war years had been made up, and the famine and pestilence that had ravaged the land were increasingly distant memories. The dead had been buried, and fresh pain of loss had given way to fond memory of fallen heroes.
Uther's warriors rode throughout the kingdom, enforcing the king's laws and driving Saxon raiding parties back into the sea. For ten years the land had seen a level of... peace and prosperity unknown since the legions had departed. Some of the kings might have resented the loss of independence, but none dared challenge Uther, for all knew he was quick to anger and totally without mercy to any who opposed him. That much they had seen during the war, when he had made good on his oath to slay all who had fought with Vortigern.
Fresh from victory, Uther had traveled widely throughout Britannia, visiting all the kingdoms and accepting the fealty of the kings. But as the years passed he became more reclusive, until finally he rarely left the castle at Caer Guricon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For years now, the harvests had been bountiful, and the storehouses were bursting with grain. The shortages from the war years had been made up, and the famine and pestilence that had ravaged the land were increasingly distant memories. The dead had been buried, and fresh pain of loss had given way to fond memory of fallen heroes.
Uther's warriors rode throughout the kingdom, enforcing the king's laws and driving Saxon raiding parties back into the sea. For ten years the land had seen a level of... peace and prosperity unknown since the legions had departed. Some of the kings might have resented the loss of independence, but none dared challenge Uther, for all knew he was quick to anger and totally without mercy to any who opposed him. That much they had seen during the war, when he had made good on his oath to slay all who had fought with Vortigern.
Fresh from victory, Uther had traveled widely throughout Britannia, visiting all the kingdoms and accepting the fealty of the kings. But as the years passed he became more reclusive, until finally he rarely left the castle at Caer Guricon.
What to read after The Dragon's Banner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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