A Wizard of the White Council
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said Arran. He and Ally sat at a booth in the corner of the coffeehouse. It was late, and most of the other tables were empty. Ally leaned forward. “What did she tell you?”Arran closed his eyes, remembering. “Siduri told me that her death was not my doing.” He remembered the white mist, the light that had shimmered in Alastarius’s cairn. “She said I should not blame myself.”“You shouldn’t,” said Ally. “It wasn’t your fault. The…winged demon, Khan-Mar-Dan, killed her, not you.”Arran opened his e...yes. “I know.” He tried to smile. “She told me herself, did she not?” But he knew he would carry some of the guilt for the rest of his days. Ally hesitated. “Did you love her?”Arran blinked. “What?”“She loved you, I mean. She followed you out into the desert.”“Siduri saved my life,” said Arran. “I would have died in despair. Find Alastarius on Earth. I have been trying to do that, ever since I killed Khan-Mar-Dan.” He shrugged. “Sometimes I wonder if I ever will.”But he doubted that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Arran. He and Ally sat at a booth in the corner of the coffeehouse. It was late, and most of the other tables were empty. Ally leaned forward. “What did she tell you?”Arran closed his eyes, remembering. “Siduri told me that her death was not my doing.” He remembered the white mist, the light that had shimmered in Alastarius’s cairn. “She said I should not blame myself.”“You shouldn’t,” said Ally. “It wasn’t your fault. The…winged demon, Khan-Mar-Dan, killed her, not you.”Arran opened his e...yes. “I know.” He tried to smile. “She told me herself, did she not?” But he knew he would carry some of the guilt for the rest of his days. Ally hesitated. “Did you love her?”Arran blinked. “What?”“She loved you, I mean. She followed you out into the desert.”“Siduri saved my life,” said Arran. “I would have died in despair. Find Alastarius on Earth. I have been trying to do that, ever since I killed Khan-Mar-Dan.” He shrugged. “Sometimes I wonder if I ever will.”But he doubted that.
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