Emperor of Thorns
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The ring showed nothing, just the world through a hoop of silver-steel. As I took it away the view flicked to the one seen from the lower slopes of paradise, nations laid out in browns and greens, without regard for the boundaries on men’s maps, the oceans swirled about in deepest blue. And there, on the coast to the south, on the thin arm of sea that divides our lands from Afrique . . . a red dot, burning.
“I’m not your toy, Fexler. You can’t set me chasing across empire to join your littl...e dots.”
Balky snorted, as if wondering whether I’d gone mad in the heat. I put the ring away. “Dammit.” I’d been planning a journey to that exact spot.
* * * “King Honorous Jorg Ancrath.” The flunky with little rod for rapping doors afforded me the introduction he omitted on my first visit.
The provost sat in her ebony chair as if she had remained there since I left, seated the whole time with her ledgers and tallies, amid the geometric splendour of her Moorish halls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ring showed nothing, just the world through a hoop of silver-steel. As I took it away the view flicked to the one seen from the lower slopes of paradise, nations laid out in browns and greens, without regard for the boundaries on men’s maps, the oceans swirled about in deepest blue. And there, on the coast to the south, on the thin arm of sea that divides our lands from Afrique . . . a red dot, burning.
“I’m not your toy, Fexler. You can’t set me chasing across empire to join your littl...e dots.”
Balky snorted, as if wondering whether I’d gone mad in the heat. I put the ring away. “Dammit.” I’d been planning a journey to that exact spot.
* * * “King Honorous Jorg Ancrath.” The flunky with little rod for rapping doors afforded me the introduction he omitted on my first visit.
The provost sat in her ebony chair as if she had remained there since I left, seated the whole time with her ledgers and tallies, amid the geometric splendour of her Moorish halls.
What to read after Emperor of Thorns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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