Shadows of Moth
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Ten thousand pairs of blue, silver, and purple eyes gleamed, staring west, waiting. Ten thousand hearts beat with fear. The Host of Twilit Spirits, the Qaelish empire's western division, waited for battle.
Koyee sat at their lead upon a nightwolf, a shaggy black beast named Senduan. Her scale armor hugged her, and her long white hair hid within her helmet. She held a round shield in one hand, its surface engraved with a moon within a star, sigil of her empire. In her other hand, she held a n...ew katana, a sword she had named Tuanshey—slayer of light.
"Once more, we stand ready for battle, Eelani," she whispered.
Her invisible friend rested upon her shoulder, a hint of warmth and a barely perceptible weight.
Little hands seemed to caress Koyee's cheek.
"I know you're scared, Eelani," Koyee said. Her voice was so low she barely heard herself. "I am too." She thought back to her first battle—a great dance of fire and steel upon the walls of Pahmey.
That had been twenty-one years ago, and she had been only a youth, only a girl of sixteen—younger than her daughter was now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ten thousand pairs of blue, silver, and purple eyes gleamed, staring west, waiting. Ten thousand hearts beat with fear. The Host of Twilit Spirits, the Qaelish empire's western division, waited for battle.
Koyee sat at their lead upon a nightwolf, a shaggy black beast named Senduan. Her scale armor hugged her, and her long white hair hid within her helmet. She held a round shield in one hand, its surface engraved with a moon within a star, sigil of her empire. In her other hand, she held a n...ew katana, a sword she had named Tuanshey—slayer of light.
"Once more, we stand ready for battle, Eelani," she whispered.
Her invisible friend rested upon her shoulder, a hint of warmth and a barely perceptible weight.
Little hands seemed to caress Koyee's cheek.
"I know you're scared, Eelani," Koyee said. Her voice was so low she barely heard herself. "I am too." She thought back to her first battle—a great dance of fire and steel upon the walls of Pahmey.
That had been twenty-one years ago, and she had been only a youth, only a girl of sixteen—younger than her daughter was now.
What to read after Shadows of Moth?
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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