Return to Eddarta (2014)
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Once they accepted defeat, they lost no time in abandoning the fight.
The sha’um knew the fight was over, too. As the close link between Keeshah and me faded, I felt both relief and a sense of loss—relief because the blending was an intense experience, and we had held it this time longer than ever before; and loss because I was again limited to my own body and less keen senses. When blended with Keeshah, I felt powerful, invulnerable. I was well aware that the effect was not physical but psychol...ogical. When the feeling left, there was nothing to hold off the weariness, and my tired muscles let my body collapse to the ground. I struggled back to a sitting position.
Tarani knelt beside me, her own movements showing the lack of control brought on by great fatigue. She stank with the blood and dust that covered her, and I knew I must look and smell as bad.
“I’m all right,” I assured her, patting her hand as it rested on my shoulder. “Just terribly tired.”
“Then I will see about the cub,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once they accepted defeat, they lost no time in abandoning the fight.
The sha’um knew the fight was over, too. As the close link between Keeshah and me faded, I felt both relief and a sense of loss—relief because the blending was an intense experience, and we had held it this time longer than ever before; and loss because I was again limited to my own body and less keen senses. When blended with Keeshah, I felt powerful, invulnerable. I was well aware that the effect was not physical but psychol...ogical. When the feeling left, there was nothing to hold off the weariness, and my tired muscles let my body collapse to the ground. I struggled back to a sitting position.
Tarani knelt beside me, her own movements showing the lack of control brought on by great fatigue. She stank with the blood and dust that covered her, and I knew I must look and smell as bad.
“I’m all right,” I assured her, patting her hand as it rested on my shoulder. “Just terribly tired.”
“Then I will see about the cub,”
What to read after Return to Eddarta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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