Prince of Outcasts
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Pip called.
They’d crossed the bow of the new ship and lay broadside-on to the galleys attacking under the banner of the Pallid Mask.
She grimaced a little. Nobody knew exactly what the Pallid Mask was, except that he, or possibly it, worked for the Yellow Raja—prisoners from the Carcosan side of the harbor had called him the fore-bringer or the emissary. Sometimes before biting their own tongues off and inhaling the blood. There were also rumors that the Mask actually was the Yellow Kin...g, somehow.
But he’s not invincible. Here’s evidence of that!
Even then she blinked in astonishment at the sheer amount of damage the Montivallan broadsides had wrought, ships sinking or turning turtle, bodies thick in water turned red, glutted sharks striking over and over again in a frenzy. The three survivors were boring in though, the long boarding gangways rising up and ready to topple over on the foreign ship and their oars backing water to avoid a hull-crushing impact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pip called.
They’d crossed the bow of the new ship and lay broadside-on to the galleys attacking under the banner of the Pallid Mask.
She grimaced a little. Nobody knew exactly what the Pallid Mask was, except that he, or possibly it, worked for the Yellow Raja—prisoners from the Carcosan side of the harbor had called him the fore-bringer or the emissary. Sometimes before biting their own tongues off and inhaling the blood. There were also rumors that the Mask actually was the Yellow Kin...g, somehow.
But he’s not invincible. Here’s evidence of that!
Even then she blinked in astonishment at the sheer amount of damage the Montivallan broadsides had wrought, ships sinking or turning turtle, bodies thick in water turned red, glutted sharks striking over and over again in a frenzy. The three survivors were boring in though, the long boarding gangways rising up and ready to topple over on the foreign ship and their oars backing water to avoid a hull-crushing impact.
What to read after Prince of Outcasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S.M. Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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