The Magic Thief (2008)
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But it was nearby, so I figured I was still in the Dawn Palace somewhere. Just not in the nice part.
I was sitting in a hard chair with my hands chained behind me. My head hurt. I opened my eyes. Damp, gray stone walls. No windows. A werelight in a metal lantern cast flickering shadows across the room. Two fierce-looking guards.
I was in big trouble.
One of the guards, a big man with a bristling gray and black beard, noticed that I was awake. “He’s up,” he said. “I’ll give him the phlister. Call... Captain Kerrn.”
“Right,” said the other, and left the room.
The remaining guard went to a table, where he poured out a mug of water, to which he added a powder from a vial. He stirred it with a finger, then carried it over to me.
“Drink this,” he said.
I eyed the water. It looked greasy, with a film of powder on the surface. I was thirsty, but I wasn’t drinking this stuff. I shook my head.
The guard grabbed me by the scruff of my neck. “You drink it,” he growled, “or I force it down your throat.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was nearby, so I figured I was still in the Dawn Palace somewhere. Just not in the nice part.
I was sitting in a hard chair with my hands chained behind me. My head hurt. I opened my eyes. Damp, gray stone walls. No windows. A werelight in a metal lantern cast flickering shadows across the room. Two fierce-looking guards.
I was in big trouble.
One of the guards, a big man with a bristling gray and black beard, noticed that I was awake. “He’s up,” he said. “I’ll give him the phlister. Call... Captain Kerrn.”
“Right,” said the other, and left the room.
The remaining guard went to a table, where he poured out a mug of water, to which he added a powder from a vial. He stirred it with a finger, then carried it over to me.
“Drink this,” he said.
I eyed the water. It looked greasy, with a film of powder on the surface. I was thirsty, but I wasn’t drinking this stuff. I shook my head.
The guard grabbed me by the scruff of my neck. “You drink it,” he growled, “or I force it down your throat.”
What to read after The Magic Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Prineas to read onlineMoreLess
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