Mark of the Thief
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I slept for a while, but the night was so warm, I eventually gave up and wandered outside to practice again, alone.Shortly after sunrise, I returned for the morning meal, but hesitated in the doorway, not sure how Valerius would greet me. I was prepared for anything from a sharp scolding to full arrest.Actually, the arrest seemed most likely. So really, I was prepared to run.But when he saw me coming, Valerius stood and greeted me warmly, and invited me to sit beside him. Certain it must be some... sort of trick, I glanced behind me for the closest escape, but then I saw Crispus and Aurelia already reclined comfortably around the table, and figured everything must be safe.“Your face looks better than I expected,” Valerius said. So he knew.I touched my cheek. The tenderness of bruising had disappeared and I only felt one remaining scratch along my forehead. Even that wasn’t as bad as it ought to have been. “I think I heal faster … than usual.” Looking over the group in front of me, I said, “If I’ve put any of you in danger —”For a moment, Valerius’s eyes seemed to redden, but then he shook it off and said, “You’re a good person, Nic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I slept for a while, but the night was so warm, I eventually gave up and wandered outside to practice again, alone.Shortly after sunrise, I returned for the morning meal, but hesitated in the doorway, not sure how Valerius would greet me. I was prepared for anything from a sharp scolding to full arrest.Actually, the arrest seemed most likely. So really, I was prepared to run.But when he saw me coming, Valerius stood and greeted me warmly, and invited me to sit beside him. Certain it must be some... sort of trick, I glanced behind me for the closest escape, but then I saw Crispus and Aurelia already reclined comfortably around the table, and figured everything must be safe.“Your face looks better than I expected,” Valerius said. So he knew.I touched my cheek. The tenderness of bruising had disappeared and I only felt one remaining scratch along my forehead. Even that wasn’t as bad as it ought to have been. “I think I heal faster … than usual.” Looking over the group in front of me, I said, “If I’ve put any of you in danger —”For a moment, Valerius’s eyes seemed to redden, but then he shook it off and said, “You’re a good person, Nic.
What to read after Mark of the Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer A. Nielsen to read onlineMoreLess
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