The Phoenix Guards
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Here, in the labyrinth where the Imperial Family makes its home, in one of the numerous tower chambers that provide such an excellent view of much of the Palace and a fair portion of the city, two persons were sitting on the thin, yellow marble tiling of the tower floor. One, dressed in the full regalia of the House of the Dragon, complete with “bombast,” that is, with the patches and medallions and insignia of her campaigns and the honors she has won in them, was none other than Lytra e’Tenith,... the Warlord of the Empire. The other was a dark figure, in the hooded robe of an Athyra, it is true, but without mark or insignia upon her garments. The hood hid her face, but her hands were old and wrinkled, yet her voice was strong without any hint of age.
The Athyra said, “The news, Excellency, is of the most recent variety.”
“But, dear Seodra, I am not asking how recent the news is, I speak of the news itself.”
“And you wish to know, Excellency?”
“I wish to know how this could have happened.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, in the labyrinth where the Imperial Family makes its home, in one of the numerous tower chambers that provide such an excellent view of much of the Palace and a fair portion of the city, two persons were sitting on the thin, yellow marble tiling of the tower floor. One, dressed in the full regalia of the House of the Dragon, complete with “bombast,” that is, with the patches and medallions and insignia of her campaigns and the honors she has won in them, was none other than Lytra e’Tenith,... the Warlord of the Empire. The other was a dark figure, in the hooded robe of an Athyra, it is true, but without mark or insignia upon her garments. The hood hid her face, but her hands were old and wrinkled, yet her voice was strong without any hint of age.
The Athyra said, “The news, Excellency, is of the most recent variety.”
“But, dear Seodra, I am not asking how recent the news is, I speak of the news itself.”
“And you wish to know, Excellency?”
“I wish to know how this could have happened.”
What to read after The Phoenix Guards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven Brust to read onlineMoreLess
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