Echoes of the Fourth Magic
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“And what do you desire?” he asked, his words heavy with the cynicism that dominated every aspect of his life.
“Desire?” Reinheiser echoed with feigned surprise.
“Do not be evasive,” the Overlord warned, but though he smiled knowingly, the physicist held fast to his naive facade. “What do you ask,” Ungden demanded, “in return for your part in delivering the map?”
“Why nothing, my lord,” Reinheiser replied. “I only did what I believed was proper.”
Ungden nodded approvingly, though his expression ...showed that his doubts remained. Tainted by his own perverted outlook, the Usurper recognized personal gain as the primary motivation for any man’s actions and suspected treachery in anyone who claimed otherwise. He knew that Reinheiser was lying. The wizard beside the throne again smiled under his hood. He knew it, too; and furthermore, he understood what it was that Martin Reinheiser sought.
“Although,” Reinheiser continued, as if a small favor had occurred to him as an afterthought, “I would truly appreciate a tour of this magnificent palace, and perhaps of the city, too.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“And what do you desire?” he asked, his words heavy with the cynicism that dominated every aspect of his life.
“Desire?” Reinheiser echoed with feigned surprise.
“Do not be evasive,” the Overlord warned, but though he smiled knowingly, the physicist held fast to his naive facade. “What do you ask,” Ungden demanded, “in return for your part in delivering the map?”
“Why nothing, my lord,” Reinheiser replied. “I only did what I believed was proper.”
Ungden nodded approvingly, though his expression ...showed that his doubts remained. Tainted by his own perverted outlook, the Usurper recognized personal gain as the primary motivation for any man’s actions and suspected treachery in anyone who claimed otherwise. He knew that Reinheiser was lying. The wizard beside the throne again smiled under his hood. He knew it, too; and furthermore, he understood what it was that Martin Reinheiser sought.
“Although,” Reinheiser continued, as if a small favor had occurred to him as an afterthought, “I would truly appreciate a tour of this magnificent palace, and perhaps of the city, too.”
What to read after Echoes of the Fourth Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R.a. Salvatore to read onlineMoreLess
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