The Catastrophe of the Emerald Queen
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They suddenly dropped him and with no warning sped away. The others did the same and as Mordalayn despatched the shrieking Glaver trapped under his boot with a downward swing, he looked to see them all shooting off into the distance over the bridge. Glancing up he saw the crystal had dimmed and the lightning display had stopped at the peak of the tower. Swallowing hard he hoped Jared had managed to do something.
Checking around in case the enemy regrouped Mordalayn wiped his sword on the bod...y of the Glaver beneath him. Where there had been a hundred or more men there were now only about forty. One man was weeping and clutching the lifeless body of his comrade. Others staggered around as if in a daze. The soldier who Mordalayn had rebuked for not having his sword was still alive, his face grimy. Mordalayn had seen the man fight bravely and he walked to him and placed his hand on the soldier’s arm.
“You fought well,” he said and the man muttered his thanks and tried to smile, his scared eyes darting around fearfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They suddenly dropped him and with no warning sped away. The others did the same and as Mordalayn despatched the shrieking Glaver trapped under his boot with a downward swing, he looked to see them all shooting off into the distance over the bridge. Glancing up he saw the crystal had dimmed and the lightning display had stopped at the peak of the tower. Swallowing hard he hoped Jared had managed to do something.
Checking around in case the enemy regrouped Mordalayn wiped his sword on the bod...y of the Glaver beneath him. Where there had been a hundred or more men there were now only about forty. One man was weeping and clutching the lifeless body of his comrade. Others staggered around as if in a daze. The soldier who Mordalayn had rebuked for not having his sword was still alive, his face grimy. Mordalayn had seen the man fight bravely and he walked to him and placed his hand on the soldier’s arm.
“You fought well,” he said and the man muttered his thanks and tried to smile, his scared eyes darting around fearfully.
What to read after The Catastrophe of the Emerald Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lr Manley to read onlineMoreLess
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