The Crown And the Dragon
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Aedin was a little surprised that she wasn't in a hurry to leave, but he supposed it was understandable. Both of them were tired and hurt. And they didn’t know where the crow monsters had gone or if they might reappear.About mid-day, hunger spurred him out of the cave. From the smell of smoke in the air, the dragon had set some woods ablaze, not too far away. Aedin judged that the wildfire was to the west, in the direction of their previous camp. That was a disconcerting thought.Still, the fire ...was above the cataracts, and Aedin knew that wildfires usually did not move downhill. So he headed out in search of food. Most of the larger game had fled the fire, but he got lucky and felled a rabbit with a stone from an improvised sling. And on his way back, he found some late-summer blackberries, ripe and heavy.Entering the cave, he found the fire running low. A second jug was empty, and a third one opened. This was surprising, but everyone reacted to death in different ways. “Want some blackberries?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aedin was a little surprised that she wasn't in a hurry to leave, but he supposed it was understandable. Both of them were tired and hurt. And they didn’t know where the crow monsters had gone or if they might reappear.About mid-day, hunger spurred him out of the cave. From the smell of smoke in the air, the dragon had set some woods ablaze, not too far away. Aedin judged that the wildfire was to the west, in the direction of their previous camp. That was a disconcerting thought.Still, the fire ...was above the cataracts, and Aedin knew that wildfires usually did not move downhill. So he headed out in search of food. Most of the larger game had fled the fire, but he got lucky and felled a rabbit with a stone from an improvised sling. And on his way back, he found some late-summer blackberries, ripe and heavy.Entering the cave, he found the fire running low. A second jug was empty, and a third one opened. This was surprising, but everyone reacted to death in different ways. “Want some blackberries?”
What to read after The Crown And the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payne John to read onlineMoreLess
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