Ghost in the Razor
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said Kylon with a bemused shake of his head, “you have friends everywhere, don’t you?”“I don’t know about friends,” said Caina, looking up at him with a smile. “Acquaintances. Well-wishers.”“People who owe you favors?” said Kylon. “At the right time and the right place,” said Caina, “a favor is worth more than gold.” He shrugged. “I cannot argue with that.”They walked deeper into Istarinmul’s small Saddaic Quarter. The buildings were a curious mixture of Istarish and Saddaic architecture, white-...washed adobe adorned with the stylized designs the Saddai preferred. Most of the buildings had begun life as warehouses, later converted into houses as more and more Saddai made their way to Istarinmul. In Rasadda, everything had been built of black stone or black-painted wood, in honor of the Living Flame who reforged the souls of men. The endless burning sun of the Istarish sky made black paint impractical, so the Saddai of Istarinmul whitewashed their houses, painting a black flame over their doorframes to symbolize their devotion to the Living Flame. “There are more Saddai here than I expected,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Kylon with a bemused shake of his head, “you have friends everywhere, don’t you?”“I don’t know about friends,” said Caina, looking up at him with a smile. “Acquaintances. Well-wishers.”“People who owe you favors?” said Kylon. “At the right time and the right place,” said Caina, “a favor is worth more than gold.” He shrugged. “I cannot argue with that.”They walked deeper into Istarinmul’s small Saddaic Quarter. The buildings were a curious mixture of Istarish and Saddaic architecture, white-...washed adobe adorned with the stylized designs the Saddai preferred. Most of the buildings had begun life as warehouses, later converted into houses as more and more Saddai made their way to Istarinmul. In Rasadda, everything had been built of black stone or black-painted wood, in honor of the Living Flame who reforged the souls of men. The endless burning sun of the Istarish sky made black paint impractical, so the Saddai of Istarinmul whitewashed their houses, painting a black flame over their doorframes to symbolize their devotion to the Living Flame. “There are more Saddai here than I expected,”
What to read after Ghost in the Razor?
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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