Kastori Tribulations (The Kastori Chronicles book 3)
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Beyond furious, he returned to Ramadus’ tent and waited for the chief to return all day—and, eventually, much of the night. The sky had gotten completely dark by the time the chief showed up, yawning and weary. It’s times like these I wish I just had someone else do the work for me so I could not have to deal with this nuisance.
“Typhos?” Ramadus said. “Son, it’s late. You should be in bed. It’s past your bedtime.”
Screw you.
“I understand sir, but you said three months ago that you would take t...he filling of the council seat into consideration. I just… I feel like it wouldn’t take three months to make such a decision, and—”
“Oh, Typhos, all decisions a chief makes are difficult.”
For you, maybe. Not for the rest of us.
“I am still debating the merits of filling that seat. I promise when I make such a decision, you will know.”
“But—”
“Son, go to sleep. It has been a long day.”
Full of simple conversations that blew your mind, I bet.
“We can talk more during the day when I finish my work if you wish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beyond furious, he returned to Ramadus’ tent and waited for the chief to return all day—and, eventually, much of the night. The sky had gotten completely dark by the time the chief showed up, yawning and weary. It’s times like these I wish I just had someone else do the work for me so I could not have to deal with this nuisance.
“Typhos?” Ramadus said. “Son, it’s late. You should be in bed. It’s past your bedtime.”
Screw you.
“I understand sir, but you said three months ago that you would take t...he filling of the council seat into consideration. I just… I feel like it wouldn’t take three months to make such a decision, and—”
“Oh, Typhos, all decisions a chief makes are difficult.”
For you, maybe. Not for the rest of us.
“I am still debating the merits of filling that seat. I promise when I make such a decision, you will know.”
“But—”
“Son, go to sleep. It has been a long day.”
Full of simple conversations that blew your mind, I bet.
“We can talk more during the day when I finish my work if you wish.
What to read after Kastori Tribulations (The Kastori Chronicles book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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