Midnight Frost
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Lion’s body, eagle head, bronze fur, wings, and eyes. The creature looked even larger than the Black roc that Vivian and Agrona had flown away on, probably a male, from the size of him. I stared down at his claws again, before my gaze drifted up to his curved beak. It too glinted like ebony, despite the snow.
Finally, I raised my gaze to the creature’s eyes. They glowed like bright, warm, bronze lanterns in the midst of the swirling snow. I stared into the orbs, but I didn’t see any trace of Rea...per red in the creature’s eyes. So this was a wild gryphon then, and not one the Reapers had caught and forced to serve them. I didn’t know if that made things better or worse. Because a wild gryphon could kill me and Logan as easily as a Reaper-controlled one could. Claws were still claws, after all.
“Crikey,” Vic said from his scabbard. “He’s a big fellow, isn’t he?”
“Sshh,” I said, talking out of the side of my mouth. “Don’t make him angry.”
The gryphon stood in the middle of the trail, staring at me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lion’s body, eagle head, bronze fur, wings, and eyes. The creature looked even larger than the Black roc that Vivian and Agrona had flown away on, probably a male, from the size of him. I stared down at his claws again, before my gaze drifted up to his curved beak. It too glinted like ebony, despite the snow.
Finally, I raised my gaze to the creature’s eyes. They glowed like bright, warm, bronze lanterns in the midst of the swirling snow. I stared into the orbs, but I didn’t see any trace of Rea...per red in the creature’s eyes. So this was a wild gryphon then, and not one the Reapers had caught and forced to serve them. I didn’t know if that made things better or worse. Because a wild gryphon could kill me and Logan as easily as a Reaper-controlled one could. Claws were still claws, after all.
“Crikey,” Vic said from his scabbard. “He’s a big fellow, isn’t he?”
“Sshh,” I said, talking out of the side of my mouth. “Don’t make him angry.”
The gryphon stood in the middle of the trail, staring at me.
What to read after Midnight Frost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Estep to read onlineMoreLess
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