Dark Magic (1992)
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Calandryll came close before her, taking her arms, his grip harsh as the single word. He felt none of the despair that had earlier afflicted him, only a great rage now, as if Rhythamun’s mockery had burned away all pessimism, leaving behind only determination. “Did you not say the taking of another’s shape is arduous, a thing needing time?”
Katya nodded dumbly, her grey eyes clouded with resignation.
“And where should he do that, save here? Where he might work his filthy magic at his leisure.”
C...onfusion took the place of resignation and she shrugged helplessly. “Likely that was so, but what good to us?”
Calandryll realized his fingers dug into the fine mail of her tunic: he loosed his hold, his face still close to hers, his voice fierce.
“Then it may well be the folk here saw his victim!” Now hope flickered in the grey orbs. She nodded. “So we must question them. Carefully! Come—we’ll go to Symeon.”
It seemed at first that she was rooted by confusion and he took her arm again, dragging her to the door, throwing up the latch, and slamming the wood panel back with such force it thudded against the outer wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calandryll came close before her, taking her arms, his grip harsh as the single word. He felt none of the despair that had earlier afflicted him, only a great rage now, as if Rhythamun’s mockery had burned away all pessimism, leaving behind only determination. “Did you not say the taking of another’s shape is arduous, a thing needing time?”
Katya nodded dumbly, her grey eyes clouded with resignation.
“And where should he do that, save here? Where he might work his filthy magic at his leisure.”
C...onfusion took the place of resignation and she shrugged helplessly. “Likely that was so, but what good to us?”
Calandryll realized his fingers dug into the fine mail of her tunic: he loosed his hold, his face still close to hers, his voice fierce.
“Then it may well be the folk here saw his victim!” Now hope flickered in the grey orbs. She nodded. “So we must question them. Carefully! Come—we’ll go to Symeon.”
It seemed at first that she was rooted by confusion and he took her arm again, dragging her to the door, throwing up the latch, and slamming the wood panel back with such force it thudded against the outer wall.
What to read after Dark Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angus Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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