The Palace (Bell Mountain Series #6)
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The Attakotts patrolled the northern plains between the forest and the river, with poisoned arrows and bare feet, and a gift for not being seen. They’d learned not to shoot at Obannese militia who carried the king’s messages to Ninneburky. The plains to the west, the south, and to the east of the forest, up to the hills that led to Silvertown, the Wallekki horsemen guarded. From time to time they captured small bands of their countrymen, remnants of the mighty Heathen host destroyed before the w...alls of Obann. Most of those now served the king, knowing they had only death to look forward to if they fell into the hands of the Thunder King.
One of the Attakotts’ patrols caught two mounted messengers coming out of the east from Silvertown and brought them back to Carbonek. The pair, both Obannese, made no resistance.
“We have a safe-conduct from the ruling council in Obann,” they told the king’s chieftains, when questioned. “We are heralds, and it’s not lawful to harm us.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Attakotts patrolled the northern plains between the forest and the river, with poisoned arrows and bare feet, and a gift for not being seen. They’d learned not to shoot at Obannese militia who carried the king’s messages to Ninneburky. The plains to the west, the south, and to the east of the forest, up to the hills that led to Silvertown, the Wallekki horsemen guarded. From time to time they captured small bands of their countrymen, remnants of the mighty Heathen host destroyed before the w...alls of Obann. Most of those now served the king, knowing they had only death to look forward to if they fell into the hands of the Thunder King.
One of the Attakotts’ patrols caught two mounted messengers coming out of the east from Silvertown and brought them back to Carbonek. The pair, both Obannese, made no resistance.
“We have a safe-conduct from the ruling council in Obann,” they told the king’s chieftains, when questioned. “We are heralds, and it’s not lawful to harm us.”
What to read after The Palace (Bell Mountain Series #6)?
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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