The Witch's Daughter
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Tribes of the wretched things lived all about them, in the great forest that gave their village its name, and to the west, in the marshlands of Mysmal Swamp. Plundering talons constantly searched out the homes of the village seeking easy takings.
Mostly, though, what the talons got for their troubles was a general thinning of their raiding ranks. Windywillow Village had become a veritable fortress over the years, with tunnels connecting many of the cottages, and trenches and devious traps lining... the perimeter of the entire settlement. And the people here, just over a hundred in number, including the few women, were practiced and fearless fighters.
But when the sun rose through a dreary gray mist on this particular summer morning, Windywillow Village saw the approach of doom.
“Big tribe,” one of the villagers remarked over the shouts of alarm at the coming cloud of dust.
“Biggest I e’er seen,” another man agreed. “Well, we’ll give ’em a taste o’ steel an’ set ’em runnin’ the right way.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tribes of the wretched things lived all about them, in the great forest that gave their village its name, and to the west, in the marshlands of Mysmal Swamp. Plundering talons constantly searched out the homes of the village seeking easy takings.
Mostly, though, what the talons got for their troubles was a general thinning of their raiding ranks. Windywillow Village had become a veritable fortress over the years, with tunnels connecting many of the cottages, and trenches and devious traps lining... the perimeter of the entire settlement. And the people here, just over a hundred in number, including the few women, were practiced and fearless fighters.
But when the sun rose through a dreary gray mist on this particular summer morning, Windywillow Village saw the approach of doom.
“Big tribe,” one of the villagers remarked over the shouts of alarm at the coming cloud of dust.
“Biggest I e’er seen,” another man agreed. “Well, we’ll give ’em a taste o’ steel an’ set ’em runnin’ the right way.”
What to read after The Witch's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R.a. Salvatore to read onlineMoreLess
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