The Iron Warrior (2015)
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Though it could have been, I suspected, far more dangerous than the river, or the wyldwood, or any realm we’d encountered so far. Unlike the hazy gray twilight of the wyldwood, this forest was almost pitch-black. The canopy shut out the sky, and Kenzie’s mini-flashlight beam seemed weak in the absolute darkness of the Deep Wyld. I could feel eyes on me from every angle, watching from the trees and shadow.
Back in the wyldwood, things moved through the brush and in the corners of your eyes, j...ust enough to make you paranoid. In the Deep Wyld, the feeling of being watched was constant to the point of driving you crazy. As if the entire forest—trees, rocks, even the darkness itself—was watching you, judging you, and if you stared back too hard, you might see something horrible.
Apparently, I wasn’t the only one on edge.
“Do you feel like we’re being watched?” Kenzie asked after several minutes of hiking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though it could have been, I suspected, far more dangerous than the river, or the wyldwood, or any realm we’d encountered so far. Unlike the hazy gray twilight of the wyldwood, this forest was almost pitch-black. The canopy shut out the sky, and Kenzie’s mini-flashlight beam seemed weak in the absolute darkness of the Deep Wyld. I could feel eyes on me from every angle, watching from the trees and shadow.
Back in the wyldwood, things moved through the brush and in the corners of your eyes, j...ust enough to make you paranoid. In the Deep Wyld, the feeling of being watched was constant to the point of driving you crazy. As if the entire forest—trees, rocks, even the darkness itself—was watching you, judging you, and if you stared back too hard, you might see something horrible.
Apparently, I wasn’t the only one on edge.
“Do you feel like we’re being watched?” Kenzie asked after several minutes of hiking.
What to read after The Iron Warrior?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julie Kagawa to read onlineMoreLess
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