A Memory of Light
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After that, Lan went looking for Lord Agelmar. He found the commander speaking with Tenobia outside the Saldaean section of camp. Men stood with bows nearby in lines of two hundred, watching the skies. There had already been a number of Draghkar attacks. As Lan stepped up, the ground started to shake and rumble.
The soldiers didn’t cry out. They were growing used to this. The land groaned.
The bare rock ground near Lan split. He jumped back in alarm as the shaking continued, watching tiny rents... appear in the rock—hairline cracks. There was something profoundly wrong about the cracks. They were too dark, too deep. Though the area was still shaking, he stepped up, looking at the tiny cracks, trying to make them out in detail through the rumbling earthquake.
They seemed to be cracks into nothingness. They drew the light in, sucked it away. It was as if he was looking at fractures in the nature of reality itself.
The quakes subsided. The darkness within the cracks lingered for a few breaths, then faded away, the hairline fractures becoming just ordinary breaks in stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After that, Lan went looking for Lord Agelmar. He found the commander speaking with Tenobia outside the Saldaean section of camp. Men stood with bows nearby in lines of two hundred, watching the skies. There had already been a number of Draghkar attacks. As Lan stepped up, the ground started to shake and rumble.
The soldiers didn’t cry out. They were growing used to this. The land groaned.
The bare rock ground near Lan split. He jumped back in alarm as the shaking continued, watching tiny rents... appear in the rock—hairline cracks. There was something profoundly wrong about the cracks. They were too dark, too deep. Though the area was still shaking, he stepped up, looking at the tiny cracks, trying to make them out in detail through the rumbling earthquake.
They seemed to be cracks into nothingness. They drew the light in, sucked it away. It was as if he was looking at fractures in the nature of reality itself.
The quakes subsided. The darkness within the cracks lingered for a few breaths, then faded away, the hairline fractures becoming just ordinary breaks in stone.
What to read after A Memory of Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Jordan to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
book appears to stop about halfway thru. disappointing. and some more characters, because apparently you can't be precise...
Guest 5 years ago
Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time books transport you to a different world. A place of great beauty and horrific destruction. A place where the purest love and trust balance against evil and barbarism. You will believe in magical power within us all and find friends and family you will to return to again and again.
Guest 6 years ago
This series has no equal only Tolkien can compareWrite Review:
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