Requiem's Song (Book 1)
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The wind whipped her face, Neiva's wings beat like drums, and Laira laughed upon the gargantuan vulture. She shouted wordlessly and raised her bow above her head.
"Goldtusk!" she cried, soaring so fast her ears popped and her head spun.
"Blessed be the gilded ivory of Ka'altei!" Around her, the other hunters raised javelins and bows and roared their prayers, calling out the name of their tribe and gods. All were men—beefy, clad in furs, wild of hair and beard. Bone beads hung around their necks ...and tattoos of their totem animals adorned their arms. Some riders sported tin rings in their ears, lips, and brows, the precious material stolen from the villages that knew the secrets of metallurgy. A few of the hunters were mere boys, the youngest among them thirteen.
I am twenty, old already, and this is my first hunt, Laira thought. Yet this is not the first time I've flown.
Heart wrenching, she remembered the only other time she had taken flight—a cold autumn day so long ago. As she soared now upon her roc, Laira could almost see her mother again, a proud white dragon on the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wind whipped her face, Neiva's wings beat like drums, and Laira laughed upon the gargantuan vulture. She shouted wordlessly and raised her bow above her head.
"Goldtusk!" she cried, soaring so fast her ears popped and her head spun.
"Blessed be the gilded ivory of Ka'altei!" Around her, the other hunters raised javelins and bows and roared their prayers, calling out the name of their tribe and gods. All were men—beefy, clad in furs, wild of hair and beard. Bone beads hung around their necks ...and tattoos of their totem animals adorned their arms. Some riders sported tin rings in their ears, lips, and brows, the precious material stolen from the villages that knew the secrets of metallurgy. A few of the hunters were mere boys, the youngest among them thirteen.
I am twenty, old already, and this is my first hunt, Laira thought. Yet this is not the first time I've flown.
Heart wrenching, she remembered the only other time she had taken flight—a cold autumn day so long ago. As she soared now upon her roc, Laira could almost see her mother again, a proud white dragon on the wind.
What to read after Requiem's Song (Book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Arenson to read onlineMoreLess
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