Daughter of Moth (The Moth Saga, book 4)
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More magic shielded the window, gluing the shutters shut, but still the chants pounded into the room, and the walls shook.
"Radian rises! Radian rises! Hail Lord Serin!" Jitomi stood guarding the window, hands raised as if prepared to cast magic. In the shadows of the room, he had doffed the thick cloak and hood he normally wore, revealing a lean body clad in black silk and leather. The dragon tattoo that ran up his neck and face seemed almost a living thing.
"They are growing in numbers," the E...lorian said grimly. His large, oval eyes gleamed a dangerous blue. "Hundreds now march outside, chanting for this tyrant." Guarding the door, Tam sighed. "If only Serin were a tyrant, we could hope to rebel against him. But it seems he's more of a beloved leader, at least judging by the reception he's getting here at Teel." While Jitomi stood ready to cast magic, the young prince had opted for his dagger. Weapons were allowed at Teel only for ceremonial reasons—family heirlooms, religious blades, or magical artifacts—to be kept sheathed at all times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More magic shielded the window, gluing the shutters shut, but still the chants pounded into the room, and the walls shook.
"Radian rises! Radian rises! Hail Lord Serin!" Jitomi stood guarding the window, hands raised as if prepared to cast magic. In the shadows of the room, he had doffed the thick cloak and hood he normally wore, revealing a lean body clad in black silk and leather. The dragon tattoo that ran up his neck and face seemed almost a living thing.
"They are growing in numbers," the E...lorian said grimly. His large, oval eyes gleamed a dangerous blue. "Hundreds now march outside, chanting for this tyrant." Guarding the door, Tam sighed. "If only Serin were a tyrant, we could hope to rebel against him. But it seems he's more of a beloved leader, at least judging by the reception he's getting here at Teel." While Jitomi stood ready to cast magic, the young prince had opted for his dagger. Weapons were allowed at Teel only for ceremonial reasons—family heirlooms, religious blades, or magical artifacts—to be kept sheathed at all times.
What to read after Daughter of Moth (The Moth Saga, book 4)?
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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