Frostborn: the Iron Tower
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The men-at-arms stood at rigid attention as he passed, for they knew that if he found anyone lax, the offender would be flogged in the courtyard. There had been too many mistakes already. And it was all Ridmark Arban’s fault. It had started so smoothly. The Dux had sent Paul from Coldinium with the soulstone, commanding him to secure it within the Iron Tower until Shadowbearer arrived. Ridmark and his ragged little band of followers would try to retrieve the soulstone from Tarrabus’s domus, but ...they would find Rotherius and the Mhorites waiting for them. Not even the fabled Gray Knight himself could escape from such a trap. The first inkling that something that gone wrong came a day later, when the dvargir had found them. They had almost come to blows, but Paul knew that Tzoragar, Dzark of the Great House Klzathur of the city of Khaldurmar, had been sent by Shadowbearer, and he knew better than to argue with the Master’s commands. Not all of his knights and men-at-arms were members of the Enlightened and were repulsed at the thought of marching with the enemies of the High King, but Paul had silenced the dissenters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men-at-arms stood at rigid attention as he passed, for they knew that if he found anyone lax, the offender would be flogged in the courtyard. There had been too many mistakes already. And it was all Ridmark Arban’s fault. It had started so smoothly. The Dux had sent Paul from Coldinium with the soulstone, commanding him to secure it within the Iron Tower until Shadowbearer arrived. Ridmark and his ragged little band of followers would try to retrieve the soulstone from Tarrabus’s domus, but ...they would find Rotherius and the Mhorites waiting for them. Not even the fabled Gray Knight himself could escape from such a trap. The first inkling that something that gone wrong came a day later, when the dvargir had found them. They had almost come to blows, but Paul knew that Tzoragar, Dzark of the Great House Klzathur of the city of Khaldurmar, had been sent by Shadowbearer, and he knew better than to argue with the Master’s commands. Not all of his knights and men-at-arms were members of the Enlightened and were repulsed at the thought of marching with the enemies of the High King, but Paul had silenced the dissenters.
What to read after Frostborn: the Iron Tower?
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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