Taker of Skulls (Book 5)
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Others looked at toppled tents and plundered supply packs and shook their head.
“A month’s work gone on one night,” a man said. “Bastard goblins.”
Karnea, Sasha and Boreas were standing in a cluster around their fire. They looked all right. Kormak strode over to Karnea. Her face was pale and her eyes were wide behind her glasses. Sasha stood nearby, her stonethrower clutched tightly in her hands. Kormak noticed that her knuckles were white.
“That was not a goblin,” Karnea said, as Kormak strode ...up.
Kormak nodded. “It was an Old One.”
“Did it flee because you invoked the Law?”
“No,” Kormak. “Its name is Graghur and it claimed this land was his, and that everyone here is a trespasser and must go.”
“This land belongs to no one. It is not covered in any of the old treaties,” Karnea said.
“I suspect he claims it by right of possession,” Kormak said.
“What are you talking about?” Sasha asked. “And what did you say to that goblin?”
“The goblin’s name is Graghur,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others looked at toppled tents and plundered supply packs and shook their head.
“A month’s work gone on one night,” a man said. “Bastard goblins.”
Karnea, Sasha and Boreas were standing in a cluster around their fire. They looked all right. Kormak strode over to Karnea. Her face was pale and her eyes were wide behind her glasses. Sasha stood nearby, her stonethrower clutched tightly in her hands. Kormak noticed that her knuckles were white.
“That was not a goblin,” Karnea said, as Kormak strode ...up.
Kormak nodded. “It was an Old One.”
“Did it flee because you invoked the Law?”
“No,” Kormak. “Its name is Graghur and it claimed this land was his, and that everyone here is a trespasser and must go.”
“This land belongs to no one. It is not covered in any of the old treaties,” Karnea said.
“I suspect he claims it by right of possession,” Kormak said.
“What are you talking about?” Sasha asked. “And what did you say to that goblin?”
“The goblin’s name is Graghur,”
What to read after Taker of Skulls (Book 5)?
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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