The Wilder (The Trouble With Magic book 1)
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Reading out loud the names blocked into the spine of each one, he handed them to Karryl. “Rhamnic. Altic. Talmion and …Vedric.” He uttered the last name in a tone bordering on contempt.
Karryl turned the books over in his hands, and ventured a peek at some of the pages. “Strange names. Which do we use?”
Symon’s reply was emphatic. “Talmion. You must read that thoroughly, and learn it so that by the end of your apprenticeship its practise will come to you as naturally as breathing.”
K...arryl gulped as Symon continued. “A good knowledge of Rhamnic can also prove useful, and the same applies to Altic, but that is up to you. It is not a complex discipline but tends to demand much of its practitioners.” Here he looked sternly at Karryl. “But unless you intend to travel to the continent on which Naboria lies, and become embroiled in their unsavoury practices, I suggest you give Vedric little more attention than is necessary to learn the basic spells.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reading out loud the names blocked into the spine of each one, he handed them to Karryl. “Rhamnic. Altic. Talmion and …Vedric.” He uttered the last name in a tone bordering on contempt.
Karryl turned the books over in his hands, and ventured a peek at some of the pages. “Strange names. Which do we use?”
Symon’s reply was emphatic. “Talmion. You must read that thoroughly, and learn it so that by the end of your apprenticeship its practise will come to you as naturally as breathing.”
K...arryl gulped as Symon continued. “A good knowledge of Rhamnic can also prove useful, and the same applies to Altic, but that is up to you. It is not a complex discipline but tends to demand much of its practitioners.” Here he looked sternly at Karryl. “But unless you intend to travel to the continent on which Naboria lies, and become embroiled in their unsavoury practices, I suggest you give Vedric little more attention than is necessary to learn the basic spells.”
What to read after The Wilder (The Trouble With Magic book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beach, B. J. to read onlineMoreLess
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