The Halfling’s Gem
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Not water, though, but something darker. A red hue, perhaps.
Blood, perhaps.
The crank creaked, and the halfling dropped an inch closer. His face was contorted, his mouth wide, as if in a scream.
But no screams could be heard. Just the groans of the crank and a sinister laugh from an unseen torturer.
The misty scene shifted, and the crank came into view, worked slowly by a single hand that seemed unattached to anything else.
There was a pause in the descent.
Then the evil voice laughed one final... time. The hand jerked quickly, sending the crank spinning.
A scream resounded, piercing and cutting, a cry of agony—a cry of death.
Sweat stung Bruenor’s eyes even before he had fully opened them. He wiped the wetness from his face and rolled his head, trying to shake away the terrible images and adjust his thoughts to his surroundings.
He was in the Ivy Mansion, in a comfortable bed in a comfortable room. The fresh candles that he had set out burned low. They hadn’t helped; this night had been like the others: another nightmare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not water, though, but something darker. A red hue, perhaps.
Blood, perhaps.
The crank creaked, and the halfling dropped an inch closer. His face was contorted, his mouth wide, as if in a scream.
But no screams could be heard. Just the groans of the crank and a sinister laugh from an unseen torturer.
The misty scene shifted, and the crank came into view, worked slowly by a single hand that seemed unattached to anything else.
There was a pause in the descent.
Then the evil voice laughed one final... time. The hand jerked quickly, sending the crank spinning.
A scream resounded, piercing and cutting, a cry of agony—a cry of death.
Sweat stung Bruenor’s eyes even before he had fully opened them. He wiped the wetness from his face and rolled his head, trying to shake away the terrible images and adjust his thoughts to his surroundings.
He was in the Ivy Mansion, in a comfortable bed in a comfortable room. The fresh candles that he had set out burned low. They hadn’t helped; this night had been like the others: another nightmare.
What to read after The Halfling’s Gem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R.a. Salvatore to read onlineMoreLess
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