The Heir of Night (2010)
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Yet despite the light, shadows remained, pooled in every corner and recess.
Lights against the darkness, thought Asantir, stalking soft footed along the silent halls. We are like children, making their nurse leave a candle to hold back the dark hours. And this from the House that has taken Night for its very name.
Asantir’s mouth thinned, but her responsibility was to deal with the world as it was, so she pushed the thought aside and concentrated on the shadowed corners and dark alcoves. She was... deeply weary, her wounded shoulder a dull, throbbing ache, but still she kept her eyes and posture alert. Both during and immediately after the excursion into the Old Keep, she had chewed on dulkat leaves to deaden the pain, but there was a limit to how long the leaves could be used and their effect had long since worn off. Now there was nothing to be done except grit her teeth and endure.
The chief healer, Akerin, had looked at the shoulder as soon as she returned from the Old Keep, hissing under his breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet despite the light, shadows remained, pooled in every corner and recess.
Lights against the darkness, thought Asantir, stalking soft footed along the silent halls. We are like children, making their nurse leave a candle to hold back the dark hours. And this from the House that has taken Night for its very name.
Asantir’s mouth thinned, but her responsibility was to deal with the world as it was, so she pushed the thought aside and concentrated on the shadowed corners and dark alcoves. She was... deeply weary, her wounded shoulder a dull, throbbing ache, but still she kept her eyes and posture alert. Both during and immediately after the excursion into the Old Keep, she had chewed on dulkat leaves to deaden the pain, but there was a limit to how long the leaves could be used and their effect had long since worn off. Now there was nothing to be done except grit her teeth and endure.
The chief healer, Akerin, had looked at the shoulder as soon as she returned from the Old Keep, hissing under his breath.
What to read after The Heir of Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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