Confessor
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The horn blew. The men from Jagang’s team quickly left their victim slumped on his side to return to their end of the field to be ready to defend.
“Is he dead?” Jillian asked.
Kahlan circled an arm around the shoulders of the girl pressed in against her left side. “I’m afraid so.”
“Why would they deliberately do such a thing?”
“It’s the way the Order plays Ja’La dh Jin. Killing is a means to get what they want.”
Kahlan could see the tears in Richard’s eyes as his men hooked their arms under his ...and dragged him back away from the body. If he didn’t go back to play immediately he would be ejected for delaying the game. Referee’s assistants quickly set to work dragging the lifeless form of the big man off the field.
Kahlan could hear Jagang, half a dozen paces ahead of her, chuckle.
Nicci, at his side, briefly glanced back over her shoulder. Kahlan didn’t quite know what to make of the liquid look in her blue eyes. It seemed part sadness for Richard, part bottled rage, and, somehow, part warning to Kahlan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The horn blew. The men from Jagang’s team quickly left their victim slumped on his side to return to their end of the field to be ready to defend.
“Is he dead?” Jillian asked.
Kahlan circled an arm around the shoulders of the girl pressed in against her left side. “I’m afraid so.”
“Why would they deliberately do such a thing?”
“It’s the way the Order plays Ja’La dh Jin. Killing is a means to get what they want.”
Kahlan could see the tears in Richard’s eyes as his men hooked their arms under his ...and dragged him back away from the body. If he didn’t go back to play immediately he would be ejected for delaying the game. Referee’s assistants quickly set to work dragging the lifeless form of the big man off the field.
Kahlan could hear Jagang, half a dozen paces ahead of her, chuckle.
Nicci, at his side, briefly glanced back over her shoulder. Kahlan didn’t quite know what to make of the liquid look in her blue eyes. It seemed part sadness for Richard, part bottled rage, and, somehow, part warning to Kahlan.
What to read after Confessor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Goodkind to read onlineMoreLess
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