White Hart (2014)
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The small face of the prophetess haunts my dreams. She taunts me—now speaking in the common tongue—that I am not worthy of my abilities. It should not be me. It should be Ellen. Then Ellen becomes the sacrifice, with her oval eyes filled with tears. I see her writhing in agony as Finn cuts her wrists and neck. Blood splutters from her. She tries to speak, but nothing more than a gurgle comes out.
When I wake, Finn is crouched next to me. I think of him wielding a bloodied knife from my dream and... struggle against my ropes.
“Calm, Valta. I am not here to harm you,” he says. He lifts his hands, and I see there is no knife. “Here, I brought food.” He gestures to a wooden bowl filled with a sticky white goo.
I regard it dubiously. “What is that?” “Sap from the falag tree. It tastes good, how you say... sweet?” I nod. “Let’s try this fala stuff then.” “Falag,” Finn corrects. He scoops some of the white goo out of the bowl with his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The small face of the prophetess haunts my dreams. She taunts me—now speaking in the common tongue—that I am not worthy of my abilities. It should not be me. It should be Ellen. Then Ellen becomes the sacrifice, with her oval eyes filled with tears. I see her writhing in agony as Finn cuts her wrists and neck. Blood splutters from her. She tries to speak, but nothing more than a gurgle comes out.
When I wake, Finn is crouched next to me. I think of him wielding a bloodied knife from my dream and... struggle against my ropes.
“Calm, Valta. I am not here to harm you,” he says. He lifts his hands, and I see there is no knife. “Here, I brought food.” He gestures to a wooden bowl filled with a sticky white goo.
I regard it dubiously. “What is that?” “Sap from the falag tree. It tastes good, how you say... sweet?” I nod. “Let’s try this fala stuff then.” “Falag,” Finn corrects. He scoops some of the white goo out of the bowl with his hand.
What to read after White Hart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dalton, Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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