The Iron Grail
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Munda immediately went in search of omens, with the permission of Rianata, the Thoughtful Woman. A guardian went with her. The uthiin, and men of equivalent rank from the other clans, set up contests for the right to ride in this or that position, or to take one of the few chariots that this small host now possessed.
Kymon had been training hard in what the Celts called ‘the feats’. These included snatching a spear thrown by an enemy and returning it in one movement; using a shield as an offensi...ve weapon and not just for defence; running along the pole of a chariot, standing on the yoke and casting a weapon before running back to the car; and a gymnastic display that was reminiscent of the Greeklanders in older times, a way of jumping high into the air and somersaulting backwards and forwards, with the thrust or slash of sword or spear incorporated into the movement.
Under the skilful guidance of the Erian slave, Caithach, Kymon took a final course of training in the feat of Welcoming the Blow, the ways to bend and flex the body when the strike came home, twisting so as to minimise the damage of the blade that enters the flesh, and holding and pressing to slow the deadly wound until safety has been attained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Munda immediately went in search of omens, with the permission of Rianata, the Thoughtful Woman. A guardian went with her. The uthiin, and men of equivalent rank from the other clans, set up contests for the right to ride in this or that position, or to take one of the few chariots that this small host now possessed.
Kymon had been training hard in what the Celts called ‘the feats’. These included snatching a spear thrown by an enemy and returning it in one movement; using a shield as an offensi...ve weapon and not just for defence; running along the pole of a chariot, standing on the yoke and casting a weapon before running back to the car; and a gymnastic display that was reminiscent of the Greeklanders in older times, a way of jumping high into the air and somersaulting backwards and forwards, with the thrust or slash of sword or spear incorporated into the movement.
Under the skilful guidance of the Erian slave, Caithach, Kymon took a final course of training in the feat of Welcoming the Blow, the ways to bend and flex the body when the strike came home, twisting so as to minimise the damage of the blade that enters the flesh, and holding and pressing to slow the deadly wound until safety has been attained.
What to read after The Iron Grail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Holdstock to read onlineMoreLess
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