Empires of Moth (The Moth Saga, book 2)
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Damn it, Hem, keep up." Riding ahead upon a silver nightwolf, Bailey gestured to him. "You're lagging behind." Hem whimpered and dug his heels into his own wolf, but the poor beast only lumbered on slowly. He was now among the last stragglers of the pack. Twenty thousand men, women, and children rode ahead upon their nightwolves, heading east along the road toward the distant capital. Here at the back lingered the omegas—the elderly, the lame, and him. With a grumble, he goaded his poor mount ag...ain.
"Come on, boy.
A little faster." The wolf—a shaggy old thing called Zan—mewled.
"It's not my fault!" Hem cried out to Bailey. "They gave me the slowest wolf." Riding several yards ahead, Bailey looked over her shoulder at him and rolled her eyes. "Your wolf is just as good as mine. I could have ridden at the vanguard if I wasn't always hanging behind here to wait for you. Come on!" Hem gulped. It wasn't fair! Bailey's wolf was slim, silvery, and young, a noble female named Ayka, her fur bright and her eyes like molten gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Damn it, Hem, keep up." Riding ahead upon a silver nightwolf, Bailey gestured to him. "You're lagging behind." Hem whimpered and dug his heels into his own wolf, but the poor beast only lumbered on slowly. He was now among the last stragglers of the pack. Twenty thousand men, women, and children rode ahead upon their nightwolves, heading east along the road toward the distant capital. Here at the back lingered the omegas—the elderly, the lame, and him. With a grumble, he goaded his poor mount ag...ain.
"Come on, boy.
A little faster." The wolf—a shaggy old thing called Zan—mewled.
"It's not my fault!" Hem cried out to Bailey. "They gave me the slowest wolf." Riding several yards ahead, Bailey looked over her shoulder at him and rolled her eyes. "Your wolf is just as good as mine. I could have ridden at the vanguard if I wasn't always hanging behind here to wait for you. Come on!" Hem gulped. It wasn't fair! Bailey's wolf was slim, silvery, and young, a noble female named Ayka, her fur bright and her eyes like molten gold.
What to read after Empires of Moth (The Moth Saga, book 2)?
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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