The Dragon's Queen (Dragon Lords)
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She waited while Rolant and Dylan did the same. Her eyes shifted so she could see in the dim cave light. The stone was red like it was near the Draig palace. The tunnel opened up into a large cavern of crystal formations that refracted streams of light and turned them into prismatic rainbows of color. Small inlets revealed nothing but rock and dirt. Fresh footprints scuffed the dirty floor and they followed them east toward a lower subsystem of tunnels. Though there were possible turns, they kep...t on the worn trail. The tracks ended near a steep decline.
When Rolant hesitated, Mede jumped down first. The stone was damp and the air musty. She carefully stepped over tiny puddles of liquid. Suddenly, she stopped, holding up her hand for the other two to do the same. A thick iron door had been built at the end of the tunnel, in a place where there should be no reason to have a door.
She placed her hand on it. The door moved at her touch, hitting its frame before bouncing open just enough to let light spill out into the tunnel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She waited while Rolant and Dylan did the same. Her eyes shifted so she could see in the dim cave light. The stone was red like it was near the Draig palace. The tunnel opened up into a large cavern of crystal formations that refracted streams of light and turned them into prismatic rainbows of color. Small inlets revealed nothing but rock and dirt. Fresh footprints scuffed the dirty floor and they followed them east toward a lower subsystem of tunnels. Though there were possible turns, they kep...t on the worn trail. The tracks ended near a steep decline.
When Rolant hesitated, Mede jumped down first. The stone was damp and the air musty. She carefully stepped over tiny puddles of liquid. Suddenly, she stopped, holding up her hand for the other two to do the same. A thick iron door had been built at the end of the tunnel, in a place where there should be no reason to have a door.
She placed her hand on it. The door moved at her touch, hitting its frame before bouncing open just enough to let light spill out into the tunnel.
What to read after The Dragon's Queen (Dragon Lords)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle M. Pillow to read onlineMoreLess
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