The Bands of Mourning
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A sketch of violent, rough lines that somehow conveyed a terrible dread. Most of the pages in the stack VenDell had delivered contained transcripts of questions answered—or, more often, not answered—by the wounded kandra.This was different. A wild sketch using two colors of pencil to depict a terrible visage. A burning red face, a distorted mouth, horns and spikes streaking out along the rim. But black eyes, drawn like voids on the red skin. It looked like a childhood terror ripped right out of ...a nightmare.The bottom of the page had a caption. ReLuur’s sketch of the creature described on 8/7/342. Yesterday.The next page was an interview.VenDell: Describe to us again the thing you saw.ReLuur: The beast.VenDell: Yes, the beast. It guarded the bracers?ReLuur: No. No! It was before. Fallen from the sky.VenDell: The sky?ReLuur: The darkness above. It is of the void. It has no eyes. It looks at me! It’s looking at me now!Further questioning was delayed for an hour as ReLuur whimpered in the corner, inconsolable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sketch of violent, rough lines that somehow conveyed a terrible dread. Most of the pages in the stack VenDell had delivered contained transcripts of questions answered—or, more often, not answered—by the wounded kandra.This was different. A wild sketch using two colors of pencil to depict a terrible visage. A burning red face, a distorted mouth, horns and spikes streaking out along the rim. But black eyes, drawn like voids on the red skin. It looked like a childhood terror ripped right out of ...a nightmare.The bottom of the page had a caption. ReLuur’s sketch of the creature described on 8/7/342. Yesterday.The next page was an interview.VenDell: Describe to us again the thing you saw.ReLuur: The beast.VenDell: Yes, the beast. It guarded the bracers?ReLuur: No. No! It was before. Fallen from the sky.VenDell: The sky?ReLuur: The darkness above. It is of the void. It has no eyes. It looks at me! It’s looking at me now!Further questioning was delayed for an hour as ReLuur whimpered in the corner, inconsolable.
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