The King’s Justice
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—Proverbs 29:26 As steel descended toward his unarmored shoulder, King Kelson of Gwynedd suddenly found himself helpless to move or even to blink. Eyes as grey as his own, Haldane keen and as little to be swayed, held him frozen as the blade flashed inexorably downward. Kelson had the chilling impression that he could not have broken that immobility even if his life depended on it—which, thank God, it did not.
For it was his Uncle Nigel’s hand on the hilt of the weapon—the royal sword that had k...nighted Nigel and nearly every other seasoned warrior present in the great hall of Rhemuth Castle—and the loyal Dukes Alaric and Ewan MacEwan stood solemn witness to either side of Nigel, sanctioning the deed. What held Kelson was not fear, but awe at joining the ranks of knights such as these, as the flat of the blade pressed briefly to his right shoulder, left shoulder, then to the top of his uncrowned head.
“In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, be thou a good and faithful knight,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Proverbs 29:26 As steel descended toward his unarmored shoulder, King Kelson of Gwynedd suddenly found himself helpless to move or even to blink. Eyes as grey as his own, Haldane keen and as little to be swayed, held him frozen as the blade flashed inexorably downward. Kelson had the chilling impression that he could not have broken that immobility even if his life depended on it—which, thank God, it did not.
For it was his Uncle Nigel’s hand on the hilt of the weapon—the royal sword that had k...nighted Nigel and nearly every other seasoned warrior present in the great hall of Rhemuth Castle—and the loyal Dukes Alaric and Ewan MacEwan stood solemn witness to either side of Nigel, sanctioning the deed. What held Kelson was not fear, but awe at joining the ranks of knights such as these, as the flat of the blade pressed briefly to his right shoulder, left shoulder, then to the top of his uncrowned head.
“In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, be thou a good and faithful knight,”
What to read after The King’s Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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