The Last Banquet (Bell Mountain)
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Growing up as a slave among the Wallekki, Ryons had heard of the Zamzus’ taste for human flesh. For this all the peoples of the East despised and loathed them. But they feared them, too.
“We’ll hit them before they even know we’re here,” Uduqu said. And so it was that they marched out that very night, and Shingis and the Blays marched with them, overjoyed that the king would have them for his friends.
Gurun rode with Ryons in the rear. She’d never been on a horse before and was trying very hard ...not to look like a clumsy fool.
“It’s hard, isn’t it?” Ryons said. “I’ve had a lot of practice, and I’m still afraid I might fall off. And then my Ghols would be ashamed.”
“We don’t have many horses, where I live,” she said.
“Did you really come here over the sea?” Ryons asked.
“Yes—and it wasn’t easy,” Gurun said.
“What is the sea?”
To someone who has lived on an island all her life, that is a rather difficult question to answer. But before she could get halfway into an answer, the chief of the Ghols bade them to be quiet from now on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Growing up as a slave among the Wallekki, Ryons had heard of the Zamzus’ taste for human flesh. For this all the peoples of the East despised and loathed them. But they feared them, too.
“We’ll hit them before they even know we’re here,” Uduqu said. And so it was that they marched out that very night, and Shingis and the Blays marched with them, overjoyed that the king would have them for his friends.
Gurun rode with Ryons in the rear. She’d never been on a horse before and was trying very hard ...not to look like a clumsy fool.
“It’s hard, isn’t it?” Ryons said. “I’ve had a lot of practice, and I’m still afraid I might fall off. And then my Ghols would be ashamed.”
“We don’t have many horses, where I live,” she said.
“Did you really come here over the sea?” Ryons asked.
“Yes—and it wasn’t easy,” Gurun said.
“What is the sea?”
To someone who has lived on an island all her life, that is a rather difficult question to answer. But before she could get halfway into an answer, the chief of the Ghols bade them to be quiet from now on.
What to read after The Last Banquet (Bell Mountain)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Duigon to read onlineMoreLess
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