Soulblade
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Bhrava Saruth flew overhead, searching from the sky. Colonel Therrik was walking along the water’s edge, his gaze toward the ground.
It had been an hour since Bhrava Saruth deposited them in the canyon, and Therrik had finally recovered some of his color. His face had been paler than chalk after riding with Sardelle on the dragon’s back, and he had thrown up behind a boulder as soon as they had landed. Sardelle was relieved he hadn’t done that in the sky. She couldn’t imagine what she would say ...to Bhrava Saruth as she cleaned his scales; somehow vomiting on a dragon seemed a far greater crime than doing so in the back seat of a flier.
Even I’ll agree with that, Jaxi said. Though it would be moderately amusing to see you polishing a god’s scales. He probably likes his high priestesses to attend him so.
Have you seen any sign of Ridge? Sardelle asked, ignoring the teasing.
No, but I’m not the one with the tracking skills.
I do not sense anyone, high priestess, Bhrava Saruth announced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bhrava Saruth flew overhead, searching from the sky. Colonel Therrik was walking along the water’s edge, his gaze toward the ground.
It had been an hour since Bhrava Saruth deposited them in the canyon, and Therrik had finally recovered some of his color. His face had been paler than chalk after riding with Sardelle on the dragon’s back, and he had thrown up behind a boulder as soon as they had landed. Sardelle was relieved he hadn’t done that in the sky. She couldn’t imagine what she would say ...to Bhrava Saruth as she cleaned his scales; somehow vomiting on a dragon seemed a far greater crime than doing so in the back seat of a flier.
Even I’ll agree with that, Jaxi said. Though it would be moderately amusing to see you polishing a god’s scales. He probably likes his high priestesses to attend him so.
Have you seen any sign of Ridge? Sardelle asked, ignoring the teasing.
No, but I’m not the one with the tracking skills.
I do not sense anyone, high priestess, Bhrava Saruth announced.
What to read after Soulblade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Buroker to read onlineMoreLess
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