The Shaman
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Manalo told Ohaern and Lucoyo as he stooped to catch up pebbles from the pile they had gathered to feed the fire. “Chop it from the cliff face with your sword, if you must—it will only dull the blade, and we can sharpen it later!” Without waiting for an answer, he threw a double handful of the black pebbles into the flames that were the salamander.
The flames roared higher for a moment, then sank lower. “Good,” the elemental judged. “Very good indeed! More, mortal, more!”
“More you shall have!” ...Manalo began to toss the pebbles one by one, aiming as high as he could, near the salamander’s mouth.
But Lucoyo and Ohaern had already turned away, hurrying back to the cliff face.
Lucoyo drew his knife, but Ohaern caught his arm. “No, we need speed! Let us try this first!” So saying, he picked up a boulder as large as his own head, hefted it high, and hurled it against the cliff face. The crack of its impact was drowned by the salamander’s cries for more, but as the stone rebounded, a shower of fragments fell loose and a huge slab of the black rock fell to the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manalo told Ohaern and Lucoyo as he stooped to catch up pebbles from the pile they had gathered to feed the fire. “Chop it from the cliff face with your sword, if you must—it will only dull the blade, and we can sharpen it later!” Without waiting for an answer, he threw a double handful of the black pebbles into the flames that were the salamander.
The flames roared higher for a moment, then sank lower. “Good,” the elemental judged. “Very good indeed! More, mortal, more!”
“More you shall have!” ...Manalo began to toss the pebbles one by one, aiming as high as he could, near the salamander’s mouth.
But Lucoyo and Ohaern had already turned away, hurrying back to the cliff face.
Lucoyo drew his knife, but Ohaern caught his arm. “No, we need speed! Let us try this first!” So saying, he picked up a boulder as large as his own head, hefted it high, and hurled it against the cliff face. The crack of its impact was drowned by the salamander’s cries for more, but as the stone rebounded, a shower of fragments fell loose and a huge slab of the black rock fell to the ground.
What to read after The Shaman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cristopher Stasheff to read onlineMoreLess
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