The Assassin And the Desert
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So close that she felt each beat in her body, the sound shattering through her mind, stirring her from sleep.
With a jolt, Celaena sat up. There was no hammer and no anvil—just a pounding headache. And there was no assassin’s fortress, only endless miles of red dunes, and Kasida standing watch over her. Well, at least she wasn’t dead.
Cursing, she got to her feet. What had Ansel done?
The moon illuminated enough of the desert for her to see that the assassin’s fortress was nowhere in sight, and ...that Kasida’s saddlebags were full of her belongings. Except for her sword. She searched and searched, but it wasn’t there. Celaena reached for one of her two long daggers, but stiffened when she felt a scroll of paper tucked into her belt.
Someone had also left a lantern beside her, and it took only a few moments for Celaena to get it lit and nestled into the dune. Kneeling before the dim light, she unrolled the paper with shaking hands.
It was in Ansel’s nearly illegible handwriting, and wasn’t long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So close that she felt each beat in her body, the sound shattering through her mind, stirring her from sleep.
With a jolt, Celaena sat up. There was no hammer and no anvil—just a pounding headache. And there was no assassin’s fortress, only endless miles of red dunes, and Kasida standing watch over her. Well, at least she wasn’t dead.
Cursing, she got to her feet. What had Ansel done?
The moon illuminated enough of the desert for her to see that the assassin’s fortress was nowhere in sight, and ...that Kasida’s saddlebags were full of her belongings. Except for her sword. She searched and searched, but it wasn’t there. Celaena reached for one of her two long daggers, but stiffened when she felt a scroll of paper tucked into her belt.
Someone had also left a lantern beside her, and it took only a few moments for Celaena to get it lit and nestled into the dune. Kneeling before the dim light, she unrolled the paper with shaking hands.
It was in Ansel’s nearly illegible handwriting, and wasn’t long.
What to read after The Assassin And the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah J. Maas to read onlineMoreLess
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