Goddess of the Ice Realm (2003)
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said Garric, eyeing the sky to seaward where clouds had been lowering all day as the royal fleet made its way up the western coast of Haft.
If it didn’t, well, he wouldn’t shrink. For most of his nineteen years he’d been a peasant who herded sheep and worked in the yard of his father’s inn, often enough in the rain. But now he was Prince Garric of Haft, making a Royal Progress from Tisamur, through Cordin, and to Carcosa on Haft. He was here to convince the folk living in the West that there was... a real Kingdom of the Isles again and that they were part of it. It’s hard to impress people in a downpour; all they really care about is getting under cover as soon as the foreign fools let them.
“Ah, you can believe that if you wish, your highness,” said Lobon, the sailing master of the Shepherd of the Isles. His voice mushed through a mouthful of maca root, which oarsmen claimed gave them strength and deadened the pain of their muscles. “What I say is that we’ll have a squall before we’ve settled half so many ships into their berths.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Garric, eyeing the sky to seaward where clouds had been lowering all day as the royal fleet made its way up the western coast of Haft.
If it didn’t, well, he wouldn’t shrink. For most of his nineteen years he’d been a peasant who herded sheep and worked in the yard of his father’s inn, often enough in the rain. But now he was Prince Garric of Haft, making a Royal Progress from Tisamur, through Cordin, and to Carcosa on Haft. He was here to convince the folk living in the West that there was... a real Kingdom of the Isles again and that they were part of it. It’s hard to impress people in a downpour; all they really care about is getting under cover as soon as the foreign fools let them.
“Ah, you can believe that if you wish, your highness,” said Lobon, the sailing master of the Shepherd of the Isles. His voice mushed through a mouthful of maca root, which oarsmen claimed gave them strength and deadened the pain of their muscles. “What I say is that we’ll have a squall before we’ve settled half so many ships into their berths.”
What to read after Goddess of the Ice Realm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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