The Lost Library of Cormanthyr
The Lost Library of Cormanthyr
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Baylee asked. He stood in the prow of Tsunami Dancer days later, looking up at the rocky volcanic crag where the citadel sat. Candlekeep boasted many towers that stabbed straight up at the blue sky.
“Yes,” Cordyan answered. “I’ve only heard stories about it. I’ve never actually seen it before.”
“Well, today you’ll get a closer view of it,” Baylee said, “than most everyone on Faerun. Provided Innesdav got my note.” He peered at the dock at the bottom of the crag. The rock was volcanic and black, ...reaching down into the green of the Sea of Swords. It made it harder to see the group of acolytes gathered near the small docks in their black robes.
Calebaan came up beside them, clinging to the rigging as the ship sailed through the choppy water of the tiny harbor. “I’ve only been here once myself, and it was an experience I’ll never forget.”
Xuxa dropped from the rigging above and took wing, speeding across the water. Innesdav is there, she cried joyfully.
Minutes later, Tsunami Dancer put into the harbor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baylee asked. He stood in the prow of Tsunami Dancer days later, looking up at the rocky volcanic crag where the citadel sat. Candlekeep boasted many towers that stabbed straight up at the blue sky.
“Yes,” Cordyan answered. “I’ve only heard stories about it. I’ve never actually seen it before.”
“Well, today you’ll get a closer view of it,” Baylee said, “than most everyone on Faerun. Provided Innesdav got my note.” He peered at the dock at the bottom of the crag. The rock was volcanic and black, ...reaching down into the green of the Sea of Swords. It made it harder to see the group of acolytes gathered near the small docks in their black robes.
Calebaan came up beside them, clinging to the rigging as the ship sailed through the choppy water of the tiny harbor. “I’ve only been here once myself, and it was an experience I’ll never forget.”
Xuxa dropped from the rigging above and took wing, speeding across the water. Innesdav is there, she cried joyfully.
Minutes later, Tsunami Dancer put into the harbor.
What to read after The Lost Library of Cormanthyr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Odom, Mel to read onlineMoreLess
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