The Dragon in the Sword
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She was on horseback, surrounded by a group of brightly dressed courtiers. They looked for all the world like a party of aristocrats on a picnic or a hunting spree. They were riding up the mountain ahead of us. Now, above the voice of the volcano, I could hear snatches of conversation, laughter.
“They have not seen us!” Alisaard called softly, beckoning me back towards the animal. She and von Bek crouched beside one of its massive thighs. Understanding their caution, I rejoined them.
“They are e...uphoric in their power and cannot believe themselves under threat in a realm where Sharadim is worshipped as a goddess,” said Alisaard. “When they round that bend and are lost from sight again, we must make haste to reach those steps you see, cut into the foot of the mountain.”
It was growing darker. I saw the sense of her strategy and nodded agreement. A short while later the last of Sharadim’s gaily clad party turned the corner and was gone. Following Alisaard we dashed for the steps and had reached the protection of the mountain long before Sharadim emerged on the other side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was on horseback, surrounded by a group of brightly dressed courtiers. They looked for all the world like a party of aristocrats on a picnic or a hunting spree. They were riding up the mountain ahead of us. Now, above the voice of the volcano, I could hear snatches of conversation, laughter.
“They have not seen us!” Alisaard called softly, beckoning me back towards the animal. She and von Bek crouched beside one of its massive thighs. Understanding their caution, I rejoined them.
“They are e...uphoric in their power and cannot believe themselves under threat in a realm where Sharadim is worshipped as a goddess,” said Alisaard. “When they round that bend and are lost from sight again, we must make haste to reach those steps you see, cut into the foot of the mountain.”
It was growing darker. I saw the sense of her strategy and nodded agreement. A short while later the last of Sharadim’s gaily clad party turned the corner and was gone. Following Alisaard we dashed for the steps and had reached the protection of the mountain long before Sharadim emerged on the other side.
What to read after The Dragon in the Sword?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Moorcock to read onlineMoreLess
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