The Immortal Rules
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I’d been dreaming, for the first time since I’d become a vampire, about dark tunnels and twisting corridors and something terrible lurking within them, stalking me. I remembered the cold fear, sensing the unknown evil drawing closer, and then a blinding flare of pain as the creature finally pounced, though I never saw its face. It was enough to wake me up, and upon reflection, I thought it was very strange. How did the dead dream, exactly? I’d have to ask Kanin about that.
Kanin. Rising, I g...rabbed my sword and hurried to his office, hoping I would see his calm, efficient form sitting behind the desk with a stack of documents, as always.
The office was empty. Nor was there any note on the desk, telling me my assignments for the night. I prowled the halls, peering into every room, every corner I might’ve overlooked. Nothing. No sign of him anywhere. He was truly gone.
For a moment, I wondered if he had left on purpose, if last night, he’d had no intention of coming back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d been dreaming, for the first time since I’d become a vampire, about dark tunnels and twisting corridors and something terrible lurking within them, stalking me. I remembered the cold fear, sensing the unknown evil drawing closer, and then a blinding flare of pain as the creature finally pounced, though I never saw its face. It was enough to wake me up, and upon reflection, I thought it was very strange. How did the dead dream, exactly? I’d have to ask Kanin about that.
Kanin. Rising, I g...rabbed my sword and hurried to his office, hoping I would see his calm, efficient form sitting behind the desk with a stack of documents, as always.
The office was empty. Nor was there any note on the desk, telling me my assignments for the night. I prowled the halls, peering into every room, every corner I might’ve overlooked. Nothing. No sign of him anywhere. He was truly gone.
For a moment, I wondered if he had left on purpose, if last night, he’d had no intention of coming back.
What to read after The Immortal Rules?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julie Kagawa to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
I love this book. It's a little sad tho. I would definitely read it again. Oh wait i have ready it at least 10 times ......................Write Review:
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