Hope's End: a Powder Mage Short Story
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Some poor infantryman would have to clean the blood and bits of bone off the back of her tent—or maybe they’d just take it down and burn it. Her body would be sent back to Adro, where...Well, why concern herself with the details? None of it would matter to her.She wrapped her fingers around the butt of the pistol that had belonged to her grandfather, the grip worn and smooth to the touch, and she was glad that she had so little family left behind to mourn her. Would they mourn her after she took... the coward’s way out?Would Genevie remember her mother?A letter lay on the table beside her cot. The sender was a man who legally called himself her husband, but had no further claim to that position beyond the letter of the law. Verundish wanted to burn the letter and erase everything it said.A familiar voice called out a greeting to someone else outside her tent. Verundish shoved the pistol beneath her pillow and brushed flecks of gunpowder off her lap just as a man threw the tent flap aside.Captain Constaire ducked inside, removing his hat with a flourish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some poor infantryman would have to clean the blood and bits of bone off the back of her tent—or maybe they’d just take it down and burn it. Her body would be sent back to Adro, where...Well, why concern herself with the details? None of it would matter to her.She wrapped her fingers around the butt of the pistol that had belonged to her grandfather, the grip worn and smooth to the touch, and she was glad that she had so little family left behind to mourn her. Would they mourn her after she took... the coward’s way out?Would Genevie remember her mother?A letter lay on the table beside her cot. The sender was a man who legally called himself her husband, but had no further claim to that position beyond the letter of the law. Verundish wanted to burn the letter and erase everything it said.A familiar voice called out a greeting to someone else outside her tent. Verundish shoved the pistol beneath her pillow and brushed flecks of gunpowder off her lap just as a man threw the tent flap aside.Captain Constaire ducked inside, removing his hat with a flourish.
What to read after Hope's End: a Powder Mage Short Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Mcclellan to read onlineMoreLess
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