Villains
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They appeared over the rocks, holding the girl by the arms and dragging her across the mud. She was pretty in the daylight, but dull. Her dark yellow dress was stained with mud and limp strands of blonde hair hung around her in varying shades. Unlike the other fair maidens they found, she was sodden.
“They did us a favor, binding her hands,” Delotha said as he pushed her to her knees. She bowed her head, and closed her eyes so they couldn’t see the Flames’ fire in them. Valtor didn’t know why sh...e’d try to hide, she’d already been outed.
Lorac reached them, Azdrach falling behind. “Get the lantern out, we need to transport before the villagers come.” He stood tall above Delotha and gave him a hard look.
Delotha rummaged through the inner folds of his cloak but his eyes widened. “I—” He reached deeper into the pocket, hung his head and swore under his breath. “I must have dropped it somewhere.”
Valtor smirked.
“Primitive!” Lorac screeched. Azdrach sunk to his knees and shook his head in frustration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They appeared over the rocks, holding the girl by the arms and dragging her across the mud. She was pretty in the daylight, but dull. Her dark yellow dress was stained with mud and limp strands of blonde hair hung around her in varying shades. Unlike the other fair maidens they found, she was sodden.
“They did us a favor, binding her hands,” Delotha said as he pushed her to her knees. She bowed her head, and closed her eyes so they couldn’t see the Flames’ fire in them. Valtor didn’t know why sh...e’d try to hide, she’d already been outed.
Lorac reached them, Azdrach falling behind. “Get the lantern out, we need to transport before the villagers come.” He stood tall above Delotha and gave him a hard look.
Delotha rummaged through the inner folds of his cloak but his eyes widened. “I—” He reached deeper into the pocket, hung his head and swore under his breath. “I must have dropped it somewhere.”
Valtor smirked.
“Primitive!” Lorac screeched. Azdrach sunk to his knees and shook his head in frustration.
What to read after Villains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhiannon Paille to read onlineMoreLess
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