The Ghosts of Blood And Innocence
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For Natalia, this room was decorated with boughs of evergreen; pine, holly and ivy. The air itself smelled of green. Ribbons of red and gold were hung from the boughs and long trestle tables were set up around the edge of the room. There was a dais at one end, where the phylarch would sit, and also his honored guests, as well as the highest-ranking members of the Elder Council. A feast was to be held on Natalia eve, which is a customary event for all tribes. There might be local variations to th...e actual procedure, but the winter solstice is significant to every har. It is the day when the year turns, and the days become longer from thereon. It is the feast to herald the return of the light. Solarisel, the dehar of the season, drops the pearl of the deharling Elisin two weeks before the solstice. On Natalia eve, the pearl gives up its treasure and the light comes back to the world in the form of a shining dehar. Darq saw these symbols as particularly significant. Two weeks before Natalia, he too had been born as a pearl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Natalia, this room was decorated with boughs of evergreen; pine, holly and ivy. The air itself smelled of green. Ribbons of red and gold were hung from the boughs and long trestle tables were set up around the edge of the room. There was a dais at one end, where the phylarch would sit, and also his honored guests, as well as the highest-ranking members of the Elder Council. A feast was to be held on Natalia eve, which is a customary event for all tribes. There might be local variations to th...e actual procedure, but the winter solstice is significant to every har. It is the day when the year turns, and the days become longer from thereon. It is the feast to herald the return of the light. Solarisel, the dehar of the season, drops the pearl of the deharling Elisin two weeks before the solstice. On Natalia eve, the pearl gives up its treasure and the light comes back to the world in the form of a shining dehar. Darq saw these symbols as particularly significant. Two weeks before Natalia, he too had been born as a pearl.
What to read after The Ghosts of Blood And Innocence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Storm Constantine to read onlineMoreLess
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