1 - Warriors of Mars
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For a moment I felt completely overwhelmed, staring up into the face of a being that was to me as impossible as the unicorn or the hippogriff.
His skin was a dark, mottled blue.
Like the folk of Varnal, he did not wear what we should think of as clothing.
His body was a mass of padded leather armor and on his seemingly hairless head was a tough cap, also of padded leather, but reinforced with metal.
His face was broad yet tapering, with slitted eyes and a great gash of a mouth that was open now ...in laughing anticipation of my rapid demise. A mouth full of black teeth, uneven and jagged. The ears were pointed and large, sweeping back from the skull. The arms were bare, save for wristguards, and strongly muscled on a fantastic scale. The fingers were covered—encrusted would be a better description—with crudely-cut precious stones.
His dahara was not the quiet beast that I rode. It seemed as fierce as its rider, pawing at the delicate green moss of the glade, its head sporting a metal spike and its body partially protected by the same dark brown, padded leather armor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a moment I felt completely overwhelmed, staring up into the face of a being that was to me as impossible as the unicorn or the hippogriff.
His skin was a dark, mottled blue.
Like the folk of Varnal, he did not wear what we should think of as clothing.
His body was a mass of padded leather armor and on his seemingly hairless head was a tough cap, also of padded leather, but reinforced with metal.
His face was broad yet tapering, with slitted eyes and a great gash of a mouth that was open now ...in laughing anticipation of my rapid demise. A mouth full of black teeth, uneven and jagged. The ears were pointed and large, sweeping back from the skull. The arms were bare, save for wristguards, and strongly muscled on a fantastic scale. The fingers were covered—encrusted would be a better description—with crudely-cut precious stones.
His dahara was not the quiet beast that I rode. It seemed as fierce as its rider, pawing at the delicate green moss of the glade, its head sporting a metal spike and its body partially protected by the same dark brown, padded leather armor.
What to read after 1 - Warriors of Mars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bradbury to read onlineMoreLess
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