The Goblin King
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Tonight was the night of cold and darkness, the magical border between the worlds was thin, and the two could bleed together. Tonight all goblins were free to wander the Fixed Realm. To run the streets and wilds of earth as they had done through all time.
From the dust Roan called his horse. She was as black as his mood with more bones than muscle and eyes that burned with the devil’s own fire. A mount worthy of a Goblin King. Roan dropped the appearance of a man. In the Shadowlands he could... be either. It was more habit than anything else that made him keep the form he had worn as a man. Now it was little more than an illusion—a memory of what he had been.
He ran his hand over the horse’s molting side. Breath didn’t trouble her flanks. A black and gold saddle formed. The leatherwork was as immaculate as it was unnatural. The mare stamped and her razor-edged hooves cut the ground, but the dust didn’t stir. Through the Shadowlands a horn sounded, calling to the goblins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tonight was the night of cold and darkness, the magical border between the worlds was thin, and the two could bleed together. Tonight all goblins were free to wander the Fixed Realm. To run the streets and wilds of earth as they had done through all time.
From the dust Roan called his horse. She was as black as his mood with more bones than muscle and eyes that burned with the devil’s own fire. A mount worthy of a Goblin King. Roan dropped the appearance of a man. In the Shadowlands he could... be either. It was more habit than anything else that made him keep the form he had worn as a man. Now it was little more than an illusion—a memory of what he had been.
He ran his hand over the horse’s molting side. Breath didn’t trouble her flanks. A black and gold saddle formed. The leatherwork was as immaculate as it was unnatural. The mare stamped and her razor-edged hooves cut the ground, but the dust didn’t stir. Through the Shadowlands a horn sounded, calling to the goblins.
What to read after The Goblin King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shona Husk to read onlineMoreLess
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