Lyncia: Part One
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Family was suddenly an empty word.
A sigh. Noise of his steps faded away as I lay there in the darkness.
Aches and pains and anger filled me. I felt lost in a timeless nothingness, darkness and betrayal and fresh wounds my only companions. Scrapes and bruises covered me as I attempted to move and escape. The roped felt as if it tightened with each shift of motion yet still I rolled and shook. Consciousness escaped me on several occasions though I burned with thought and emotion.
Then sleep came... as well, a fitful dreamless restless period without knowing. All the versions of darkness blended into one another. I felt weak. My muscles were bunched up in knots and cramps.
Voices. Eventually, voices. Three men.
The first, �They said it�d be this way, yeah. Just down the tunnel till the fork, then keep right through the rest.� I tried to shout, to make any sound. My throat was dry and raw.
�Oh hey,� came a second, �There it is, I think.� �Ah raise that lantern now, let�s have a see,� said a third, �Could be an old beggar died down taking a crap.� Feebly I twisted, rolled halfway over but couldn�t manage a full turn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Family was suddenly an empty word.
A sigh. Noise of his steps faded away as I lay there in the darkness.
Aches and pains and anger filled me. I felt lost in a timeless nothingness, darkness and betrayal and fresh wounds my only companions. Scrapes and bruises covered me as I attempted to move and escape. The roped felt as if it tightened with each shift of motion yet still I rolled and shook. Consciousness escaped me on several occasions though I burned with thought and emotion.
Then sleep came... as well, a fitful dreamless restless period without knowing. All the versions of darkness blended into one another. I felt weak. My muscles were bunched up in knots and cramps.
Voices. Eventually, voices. Three men.
The first, �They said it�d be this way, yeah. Just down the tunnel till the fork, then keep right through the rest.� I tried to shout, to make any sound. My throat was dry and raw.
�Oh hey,� came a second, �There it is, I think.� �Ah raise that lantern now, let�s have a see,� said a third, �Could be an old beggar died down taking a crap.� Feebly I twisted, rolled halfway over but couldn�t manage a full turn.
What to read after Lyncia: Part One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.a. Waters to read onlineMoreLess
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