Frostborn: the Gorgon Spirit
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The soulblade gave off a pale, shimmering light, with none of the rage it showed in the presence of dark magic. That was good. The Mhorites had brought no shamans with them.Or the shamans were far enough away that the soulblade had not yet sensed their presence. “Are they coming for us?” said Arandar. Around him the camp dissolved into chaos as Azakhun’s dwarves donned their armor and Kharlacht and Caius and Jager readied their weapons. Mara disappeared again, no doubt to watch the progress of t...he advancing Mhorites. Morigna cast a spell, and Gavin glimpsed the flap of dark wings overhead.He felt a stab of annoyance. Perhaps if she had sent her ravens to watch instead of picking a fight with Arandar, the Mhorites would not have taken them unawares. On the other hand, perhaps Gavin should have been keeping watch instead of observing the argument. Mara reappeared next to Arandar. “They aren’t. Else they would have brought more warriors. I think their scouts saw this tower and Mournacht decided to seize it as a strong point.”Arandar scowled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soulblade gave off a pale, shimmering light, with none of the rage it showed in the presence of dark magic. That was good. The Mhorites had brought no shamans with them.Or the shamans were far enough away that the soulblade had not yet sensed their presence. “Are they coming for us?” said Arandar. Around him the camp dissolved into chaos as Azakhun’s dwarves donned their armor and Kharlacht and Caius and Jager readied their weapons. Mara disappeared again, no doubt to watch the progress of t...he advancing Mhorites. Morigna cast a spell, and Gavin glimpsed the flap of dark wings overhead.He felt a stab of annoyance. Perhaps if she had sent her ravens to watch instead of picking a fight with Arandar, the Mhorites would not have taken them unawares. On the other hand, perhaps Gavin should have been keeping watch instead of observing the argument. Mara reappeared next to Arandar. “They aren’t. Else they would have brought more warriors. I think their scouts saw this tower and Mournacht decided to seize it as a strong point.”Arandar scowled.
What to read after Frostborn: the Gorgon Spirit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Moeller to read onlineMoreLess
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