Epos the Winged Flame (2008)
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But the ground grew more and more treacherous. Several times he slipped on loose stones and almost fell. He was clinging to a sheer rock face when Epos caught sight of him through the black clouds. With a piercing shriek, the Beast swooped down to attack.
Tom went for his shield. But Epos grabbed hold of it with her beak and wrenched it out of Tom’s hands.
“No!” Tom shouted, panic-stricken. He yanked his sword from his scabbard and swung wildly at Epos. The Beast retreated a little way, still ho...lding the shield in her beak, just out of Tom’s reach. Then she turned and flew away, fire streaming in her wake.
Tom felt sick as he wiped sweat from his brow. He had lost his best defense — his magical shield. But he had come too far to turn back now.
He continued his steep climb. Stinking smoke gushed from vents in the trembling rock, stinging his eyes. His throat and lungs burned every time he breathed in, and the fumes made him light-headed. Tom stopped for a moment and drank thirstily from his water bottle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the ground grew more and more treacherous. Several times he slipped on loose stones and almost fell. He was clinging to a sheer rock face when Epos caught sight of him through the black clouds. With a piercing shriek, the Beast swooped down to attack.
Tom went for his shield. But Epos grabbed hold of it with her beak and wrenched it out of Tom’s hands.
“No!” Tom shouted, panic-stricken. He yanked his sword from his scabbard and swung wildly at Epos. The Beast retreated a little way, still ho...lding the shield in her beak, just out of Tom’s reach. Then she turned and flew away, fire streaming in her wake.
Tom felt sick as he wiped sweat from his brow. He had lost his best defense — his magical shield. But he had come too far to turn back now.
He continued his steep climb. Stinking smoke gushed from vents in the trembling rock, stinging his eyes. His throat and lungs burned every time he breathed in, and the fumes made him light-headed. Tom stopped for a moment and drank thirstily from his water bottle.
What to read after Epos the Winged Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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