Deadly Games
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He snorted. Even by day, the footing was treacherous.
He reached the end of the swinging platforms, leaped onto the last wall, pulled himself over, and dropped the ground. He sprinted the last ten meters to the finish line.
A soft clack sounded as Akstyr stopped the watch. He held it up to one of the few gas lamps still burning.
“Just over two minutes. Nice. You’re going to be a real competitor.
Imagine how speedy you’ll be when it’s light enough to see.”
It will be easier to avoid the swinging ...axes, Basilard signed with a nod toward the dark, deadly shadows swaying back and forth.
Akstyr squinted, and Basilard could tell he struggled to read the hand signals in the dim lighting. When Akstyr had told Maldynado to take the night off, that he would work with Basilard on his “training,” Basilard had assumed the young man wanted to speak about Sicarius—perhaps he had some idea?—but thus far Akstyr had not mentioned him. Basilard should bring it up. This was his quest after all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He snorted. Even by day, the footing was treacherous.
He reached the end of the swinging platforms, leaped onto the last wall, pulled himself over, and dropped the ground. He sprinted the last ten meters to the finish line.
A soft clack sounded as Akstyr stopped the watch. He held it up to one of the few gas lamps still burning.
“Just over two minutes. Nice. You’re going to be a real competitor.
Imagine how speedy you’ll be when it’s light enough to see.”
It will be easier to avoid the swinging ...axes, Basilard signed with a nod toward the dark, deadly shadows swaying back and forth.
Akstyr squinted, and Basilard could tell he struggled to read the hand signals in the dim lighting. When Akstyr had told Maldynado to take the night off, that he would work with Basilard on his “training,” Basilard had assumed the young man wanted to speak about Sicarius—perhaps he had some idea?—but thus far Akstyr had not mentioned him. Basilard should bring it up. This was his quest after all.
What to read after Deadly Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Buroker to read onlineMoreLess
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