Crown of Dragonfire
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The wounds on her cheek still stung, a throbbing pain that worked down her jaw and neck. Her belly ached with hunger, her throat begged for water, and she was so weary—she had not slept for two days and nights—that her limbs shook. But worse than all was the fear, a coiling beast inside her. A fear of the dark. A fear of losing her way in shadows, of a slow death underground.
She turned toward the others. The light of her halo painted them red and orange. Elory walked holding a fresh leaf to wha...t remained of her ear, and she held her sickle in her other hand. Sweat beaded on her brow despite the cold, and her eyes were sunken.
Blood still stained her ragged tunic. Lucem walked at her side, his hand placed against the small of her back, shepherding her onward, and he held his spear.
"Lucem, have you ever walked this far deep?" Meliora asked.
The young man shook his head. "Never. I've only ever taken a few steps into these caves." He grinned. "Exciting, isn't it? We're explorers!" Meliora groaned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wounds on her cheek still stung, a throbbing pain that worked down her jaw and neck. Her belly ached with hunger, her throat begged for water, and she was so weary—she had not slept for two days and nights—that her limbs shook. But worse than all was the fear, a coiling beast inside her. A fear of the dark. A fear of losing her way in shadows, of a slow death underground.
She turned toward the others. The light of her halo painted them red and orange. Elory walked holding a fresh leaf to wha...t remained of her ear, and she held her sickle in her other hand. Sweat beaded on her brow despite the cold, and her eyes were sunken.
Blood still stained her ragged tunic. Lucem walked at her side, his hand placed against the small of her back, shepherding her onward, and he held his spear.
"Lucem, have you ever walked this far deep?" Meliora asked.
The young man shook his head. "Never. I've only ever taken a few steps into these caves." He grinned. "Exciting, isn't it? We're explorers!" Meliora groaned.
What to read after Crown of Dragonfire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Arenson to read onlineMoreLess
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