Let Slip the Princesses of War
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The fields and farms all seemed happy and well ordered. In a few days we would reach the edge of the Great Forest. In past days the forest was only dangerous in the ordinary way of large forests, wild animals; wolves, lions, bears and the occasional dragon or troll, bandits and fires and all that. Now, the forest served as the last barrier between Mallory’s territory and Ms. White’s kingdom, and so, much more dangerous things wandered its ways. There were powerful spells that kept armies fro...m crossing through the forest, but smaller groups of monsters could, occasionally, slip through.
We stopped to camp that first night just as the sun set. Nobody felt much of a rush to reach the forest and the border and then into Mallory’s territory. Once we stopped, Pea and I set about our usual tasks. We checked the perimeter, scouted defensible positions, gathered wood for a fire and generally prepared for the night. Cinderella watched us with a somewhat bemused expression, as if, even after years in the Company, she’s never seen anybody set up camp. I staggered back to camp under a heavy load of fire wood, while Pea was sorting through the supplies we’d gotten from the palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fields and farms all seemed happy and well ordered. In a few days we would reach the edge of the Great Forest. In past days the forest was only dangerous in the ordinary way of large forests, wild animals; wolves, lions, bears and the occasional dragon or troll, bandits and fires and all that. Now, the forest served as the last barrier between Mallory’s territory and Ms. White’s kingdom, and so, much more dangerous things wandered its ways. There were powerful spells that kept armies fro...m crossing through the forest, but smaller groups of monsters could, occasionally, slip through.
We stopped to camp that first night just as the sun set. Nobody felt much of a rush to reach the forest and the border and then into Mallory’s territory. Once we stopped, Pea and I set about our usual tasks. We checked the perimeter, scouted defensible positions, gathered wood for a fire and generally prepared for the night. Cinderella watched us with a somewhat bemused expression, as if, even after years in the Company, she’s never seen anybody set up camp. I staggered back to camp under a heavy load of fire wood, while Pea was sorting through the supplies we’d gotten from the palace.
What to read after Let Slip the Princesses of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Schenck to read onlineMoreLess
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