Windows: a Broken Fairy Tale
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Since there was no telling how long Daniel’s meeting with the Duchess would take, Sarah had some time to kill. Finding out what Raven was up to seemed like a good idea at first, but after a few minutes of wandering around the castle, becoming entirely lost in the process, Sarah got one of the butlers to show her where everyone was. Now she found herself following the man up a short flight of stairs. A few smoky blast patterns were the only signs that just two days ago a crazed lunatic had bel...lowed through these halls, giggling and blowing up nearly everything in sight. Sarah had to appreciate the skill in which the castle workers managed to clean up after one of Raven’s outburst. Of course, she should probably be concerned that they got enough practice to get that good, but that was another problem for another day.
“What are they doing?” Sarah asked the smartly dressed servant as they stopped in front of a heavy iron door. Multiple swords and other weapons were emblazoned on its face and a thick ring hung in the center. He explained that this was the sparring room and that the daughters of Her Grace were expected to train at least three times a week when possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since there was no telling how long Daniel’s meeting with the Duchess would take, Sarah had some time to kill. Finding out what Raven was up to seemed like a good idea at first, but after a few minutes of wandering around the castle, becoming entirely lost in the process, Sarah got one of the butlers to show her where everyone was. Now she found herself following the man up a short flight of stairs. A few smoky blast patterns were the only signs that just two days ago a crazed lunatic had bel...lowed through these halls, giggling and blowing up nearly everything in sight. Sarah had to appreciate the skill in which the castle workers managed to clean up after one of Raven’s outburst. Of course, she should probably be concerned that they got enough practice to get that good, but that was another problem for another day.
“What are they doing?” Sarah asked the smartly dressed servant as they stopped in front of a heavy iron door. Multiple swords and other weapons were emblazoned on its face and a thick ring hung in the center. He explained that this was the sparring room and that the daughters of Her Grace were expected to train at least three times a week when possible.
What to read after Windows: a Broken Fairy Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bramble, Casey to read onlineMoreLess
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