Winged Raiders of the Desert (2011)
Winged Raiders of the Desert
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From time to time a look of satisfaction gleamed in his small eyes, and his lips curled upward in a ruthless smile. His office was circular, studded with torches that cast a flickering glow over the thick form of the Chief Interrogator.
Back in the shadows a dark form lurked. This was Malon, the lieutenant of Elmas. He had learned long ago to read the countenance of his chief, and when the brow of the thickset figure wrinkled, he flinched slightly.
“What is it, Sire?” he asked quickly.
Elmas tur...ned and put a baleful stare on Malon. “We are not making enough progress,” he grunted. His face was fat and creased with thick folds, and there was an elephantine clumsiness in him as he suddenly slapped the wall with his fist. “Goél's forces seem to be surviving. I want them stamped out!”
“But, Sire, we have slain many in the past weeks—”
“I don't want many, I want all of them dead. Why didn't you—”
The stone door slid to one side, its rollers creaking, and a red-robed figure came in quickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From time to time a look of satisfaction gleamed in his small eyes, and his lips curled upward in a ruthless smile. His office was circular, studded with torches that cast a flickering glow over the thick form of the Chief Interrogator.
Back in the shadows a dark form lurked. This was Malon, the lieutenant of Elmas. He had learned long ago to read the countenance of his chief, and when the brow of the thickset figure wrinkled, he flinched slightly.
“What is it, Sire?” he asked quickly.
Elmas tur...ned and put a baleful stare on Malon. “We are not making enough progress,” he grunted. His face was fat and creased with thick folds, and there was an elephantine clumsiness in him as he suddenly slapped the wall with his fist. “Goél's forces seem to be surviving. I want them stamped out!”
“But, Sire, we have slain many in the past weeks—”
“I don't want many, I want all of them dead. Why didn't you—”
The stone door slid to one side, its rollers creaking, and a red-robed figure came in quickly.
What to read after Winged Raiders of the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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