The Last Hunter - Lament (Book 4 of the Antarktos Saga)
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Every step feels like a walk down a plank over shark infested waters. We killed a gatherer and a warrior, and we saw a man killed, but those horrors feel like gentle distractions compared to facing a Nephilim renowned for his loathing of mankind and a reputation for collecting souls. According to Cronus, Hades is the best of them. To Em, he’s the worst.
And Kainda agrees. “Nothing good can come from this.”
“We can’t beat the warriors in outright battle,” I say.
“But we—”
“Em,” I say, cutting her... off. “Killing a single warrior bound in place is not the same as facing them in battle. In the open. Right now, our army consists of several hundred men—trained men, sure—but they’re malnourished, frightened and by the time they reach the coast, they’ll be exhausted. The Nephilim warriors number in the thousands. The high thousands. And when they are free to act, and move, and attack, they will not be so easy to kill. We need help.”
Em stops. She’s led us to the lowest finished level of Olympus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every step feels like a walk down a plank over shark infested waters. We killed a gatherer and a warrior, and we saw a man killed, but those horrors feel like gentle distractions compared to facing a Nephilim renowned for his loathing of mankind and a reputation for collecting souls. According to Cronus, Hades is the best of them. To Em, he’s the worst.
And Kainda agrees. “Nothing good can come from this.”
“We can’t beat the warriors in outright battle,” I say.
“But we—”
“Em,” I say, cutting her... off. “Killing a single warrior bound in place is not the same as facing them in battle. In the open. Right now, our army consists of several hundred men—trained men, sure—but they’re malnourished, frightened and by the time they reach the coast, they’ll be exhausted. The Nephilim warriors number in the thousands. The high thousands. And when they are free to act, and move, and attack, they will not be so easy to kill. We need help.”
Em stops. She’s led us to the lowest finished level of Olympus.
What to read after The Last Hunter - Lament (Book 4 of the Antarktos Saga)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremy Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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