Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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They both reeked of blood, sweat and fear. ‘I wouldn’t mind a drink,’ she said hoarsely, and discovered that she was trembling.
‘I’ll get us one.’ The chair creaked. Presently he returned, pressing a mug into her hands.
She sniffed. It was ale, of a sort, but all that mattered was that it be wet. Irisis downed it at a single swallow. ‘My eyes hurt.’ She saw not a glimmer.
The scrutator inspected them closely, his fingers holding her eyelids open, put pads over each and bound them on with a thick... strip of cloth.
‘I’m so tired,’ she said. ‘I could sleep standing up.’ ‘Let’s talk first,’ said Flydd.
‘Are we heading for Minnien, Xervish?’ ‘Yes. To do the job I’ve been talking about for a month. To find out what’s happened to the node.’ ‘I’ll need help.’ ‘You’ll have the guards, another two artisans and a mancer.’ That reminded her of the mancer who had died on the ladder after Jal-Nish’s mysterious horn blast. ‘Who was the fellow Jal-Nish killed?’ ‘Mancer Thards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They both reeked of blood, sweat and fear. ‘I wouldn’t mind a drink,’ she said hoarsely, and discovered that she was trembling.
‘I’ll get us one.’ The chair creaked. Presently he returned, pressing a mug into her hands.
She sniffed. It was ale, of a sort, but all that mattered was that it be wet. Irisis downed it at a single swallow. ‘My eyes hurt.’ She saw not a glimmer.
The scrutator inspected them closely, his fingers holding her eyelids open, put pads over each and bound them on with a thick... strip of cloth.
‘I’m so tired,’ she said. ‘I could sleep standing up.’ ‘Let’s talk first,’ said Flydd.
‘Are we heading for Minnien, Xervish?’ ‘Yes. To do the job I’ve been talking about for a month. To find out what’s happened to the node.’ ‘I’ll need help.’ ‘You’ll have the guards, another two artisans and a mancer.’ That reminded her of the mancer who had died on the ladder after Jal-Nish’s mysterious horn blast. ‘Who was the fellow Jal-Nish killed?’ ‘Mancer Thards.
What to read after Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Irvine to read onlineMoreLess
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