Ghost in the Winds (Ghost Exile #9)
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The Apotheosis had come, and the rebels did not matter. The fall of the city did not matter. The war between the Empire and the Umbarian Order and the Order’s attempted destruction of Istarinmul did not matter. The long opposition and plots of his enemies no longer mattered. Kingdoms and empires and nations were no long of any importance. The new humanity had risen in splendor, immortal and invincible and perfect, and would sweep aside the old humanity. The road that had led him from Pyramid Isl...e to the destruction of Iramis in fire and the Tomb of Kharnaces had ended at last, and it had ended in utter triumph. The Padishah kept moaning, his bloodshot eyes wide as he gazed at the massive torrent of shadow rising from the enormous Mirror of Worlds. Already Callatas saw dozens of the new mankind circling overhead, black wings propelling them through the air, and heard screams rising from the other wings of the Golden Palace as the new humans started to purge the world of the old. Callatas let out a contented sigh as the shadow of Kotuluk Iblis stirred within him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Apotheosis had come, and the rebels did not matter. The fall of the city did not matter. The war between the Empire and the Umbarian Order and the Order’s attempted destruction of Istarinmul did not matter. The long opposition and plots of his enemies no longer mattered. Kingdoms and empires and nations were no long of any importance. The new humanity had risen in splendor, immortal and invincible and perfect, and would sweep aside the old humanity. The road that had led him from Pyramid Isl...e to the destruction of Iramis in fire and the Tomb of Kharnaces had ended at last, and it had ended in utter triumph. The Padishah kept moaning, his bloodshot eyes wide as he gazed at the massive torrent of shadow rising from the enormous Mirror of Worlds. Already Callatas saw dozens of the new mankind circling overhead, black wings propelling them through the air, and heard screams rising from the other wings of the Golden Palace as the new humans started to purge the world of the old. Callatas let out a contented sigh as the shadow of Kotuluk Iblis stirred within him.
What to read after Ghost in the Winds (Ghost Exile #9)?
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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