Master (Book 5)
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Pretnam Urides asked with a little flourish, a wave of his staff.
“By all means,” Curatio said with but a moment of hesitation.
The head of the Human Confederation’s ruling council entered the chambers, trailing behind him a smell that reminded Cyrus of gold. It overtook the sweet smell of the hearth as he walked behind Cyrus, staff hitting the ground with each step. His cloak rustled, and when he reached the head of the table, he stood next to Alaric’s old chair. He stared at it, though... he seemed to hesitate in its presence and made no move to sit.
Vara, in the seat next to where he stood, fidgeted slightly, easing herself subtly away from the head of the Council of Twelve. She noticed Cyrus looking and blanched, as though she had been caught doing something embarrassing.
“What brings you down to the Plains of Perdamun?” Curatio asked without preamble. The healer was still standing, facing Urides with only Alaric’s old seat between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pretnam Urides asked with a little flourish, a wave of his staff.
“By all means,” Curatio said with but a moment of hesitation.
The head of the Human Confederation’s ruling council entered the chambers, trailing behind him a smell that reminded Cyrus of gold. It overtook the sweet smell of the hearth as he walked behind Cyrus, staff hitting the ground with each step. His cloak rustled, and when he reached the head of the table, he stood next to Alaric’s old chair. He stared at it, though... he seemed to hesitate in its presence and made no move to sit.
Vara, in the seat next to where he stood, fidgeted slightly, easing herself subtly away from the head of the Council of Twelve. She noticed Cyrus looking and blanched, as though she had been caught doing something embarrassing.
“What brings you down to the Plains of Perdamun?” Curatio asked without preamble. The healer was still standing, facing Urides with only Alaric’s old seat between them.
What to read after Master (Book 5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J. Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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