Dragons Rising
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"New Confutatis," Fidelity whispered in awe. She turned toward her father. "This was once the capital of Osanna, a nation destroyed and scattered. They say the ghosts of Osannans still dwell here, millions of them crying out from the ground, tormenting the priests of the Cured Temple who now live here." She sighed wistfully.
"I've read so many books about this place." Korvin began descending toward the fields. "I hope you enjoyed the little view, because we're landing and walking from here. Dayl...ight is coming. We'll skirt around the city and keep making north to the mountains." Fidelity looked at her father--a gruff charcoal dragon puffing out smoke like a chimney--and back at the distant white city. New Confutatis was famous not only for its sordid history and ghosts, but for the most wonderful place Fidelity had ever heard of: the White Library. She sighed again, trying to catch a glimpse of that silvery dome and pale towers, the building that housed the world's largest collection of books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"New Confutatis," Fidelity whispered in awe. She turned toward her father. "This was once the capital of Osanna, a nation destroyed and scattered. They say the ghosts of Osannans still dwell here, millions of them crying out from the ground, tormenting the priests of the Cured Temple who now live here." She sighed wistfully.
"I've read so many books about this place." Korvin began descending toward the fields. "I hope you enjoyed the little view, because we're landing and walking from here. Dayl...ight is coming. We'll skirt around the city and keep making north to the mountains." Fidelity looked at her father--a gruff charcoal dragon puffing out smoke like a chimney--and back at the distant white city. New Confutatis was famous not only for its sordid history and ghosts, but for the most wonderful place Fidelity had ever heard of: the White Library. She sighed again, trying to catch a glimpse of that silvery dome and pale towers, the building that housed the world's largest collection of books.
What to read after Dragons Rising?
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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