Sword of Wrath (Kormak book Eight)
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Portraits of the royal family stared down from the walls. Racks of scrolls and cabinets full of books hugged the walls. A large table dominated the centre of the room. On it sat a chessboard with pieces made of gold and silver. King Aemon stood beside it, garbed in a simple monk’s robe. A pitcher of water mixed with wine sat on the table, along with two crystal goblets. Aemon leant on the table studying the position on the board. It looked like a game was already well under way.
There were n...o servants, and the bodyguards withdrew. Kormak watched them go. It made him wary. In his experience, kings rarely spoke in private with the likes of him, and never without bodyguards. Aemon was a powerful mage, but he must know that a guardian could kill any mage at such close range. Maybe the king was making a statement of trust, or maybe he was just as mad as some people suspected.
“Have you made up your mind about my request, Sir Kormak?” Aemon asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Portraits of the royal family stared down from the walls. Racks of scrolls and cabinets full of books hugged the walls. A large table dominated the centre of the room. On it sat a chessboard with pieces made of gold and silver. King Aemon stood beside it, garbed in a simple monk’s robe. A pitcher of water mixed with wine sat on the table, along with two crystal goblets. Aemon leant on the table studying the position on the board. It looked like a game was already well under way.
There were n...o servants, and the bodyguards withdrew. Kormak watched them go. It made him wary. In his experience, kings rarely spoke in private with the likes of him, and never without bodyguards. Aemon was a powerful mage, but he must know that a guardian could kill any mage at such close range. Maybe the king was making a statement of trust, or maybe he was just as mad as some people suspected.
“Have you made up your mind about my request, Sir Kormak?” Aemon asked.
What to read after Sword of Wrath (Kormak book Eight)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William King to read onlineMoreLess
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