The Druid King
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His hand closed on a stone. He picked it up, leaned out into the cross-street, threw it with all his strength, and ducked back into the alley.The stone smacked against a distant wall and clattered down the street; a dog began barking.“I told you!” a voice shouted, and a few moments later, three Arverne warriors ran right by the mouth of the alley where Vercingetorix knelt. As soon as they had passed, he rose and ran away, deeper into the maze of dark streets where he had been eluding his pursuer...s for what seemed like a nocturnal lifetime.He could not leave Gergovia, for the gates had been closed and were guarded by Gobanit’s warriors.And even if he should somehow succeed in mounting the ramparts unseen and dropping down over the wall unhurt, he could not seek sanctuary in the tribal encampments outside, for he was now the son of a prisoner outlawed among all the tribes of Gaul.And so warriors of all the tribes were searching for Vercingetorix. Or, rather, for the talisman that he had captured and which Keltill had entrusted into his care.It’s the crown they’re after, not me, Vercingetorix told himself once more, though I can count on no mercy if they have to take it from me by force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His hand closed on a stone. He picked it up, leaned out into the cross-street, threw it with all his strength, and ducked back into the alley.The stone smacked against a distant wall and clattered down the street; a dog began barking.“I told you!” a voice shouted, and a few moments later, three Arverne warriors ran right by the mouth of the alley where Vercingetorix knelt. As soon as they had passed, he rose and ran away, deeper into the maze of dark streets where he had been eluding his pursuer...s for what seemed like a nocturnal lifetime.He could not leave Gergovia, for the gates had been closed and were guarded by Gobanit’s warriors.And even if he should somehow succeed in mounting the ramparts unseen and dropping down over the wall unhurt, he could not seek sanctuary in the tribal encampments outside, for he was now the son of a prisoner outlawed among all the tribes of Gaul.And so warriors of all the tribes were searching for Vercingetorix. Or, rather, for the talisman that he had captured and which Keltill had entrusted into his care.It’s the crown they’re after, not me, Vercingetorix told himself once more, though I can count on no mercy if they have to take it from me by force.
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