The Midnight Star
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No blood will be shed.
—Treaty between the Aristans and Salans before Amadera’s Second Civil War, 770–776 Adelina Amouteru I wake at the sound of clinking chains. It takes me another moment to realize that the chains are on my wrists. The world sharpens and blurs over and over again, so I can only tell that my surroundings are dark gray and silver, that the stone beneath me is cold and damp. For an instant, I am back in the Inquisition Tower’s dungeons; my father has just died, and I am dest...ined to burn at the stake. I can even hear his chuckle in the corner of the room, see a hazy mirage of him leaning against the wall there, the gash in his chest torn open and bleeding, his mouth twisted in a smile.
I try to shrink away from him, but my chains keep me from moving too far. A few mutters echo from a distance above me.
“She’s waking up.”
“Take her before the Triad. Be careful—those chains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No blood will be shed.
—Treaty between the Aristans and Salans before Amadera’s Second Civil War, 770–776 Adelina Amouteru I wake at the sound of clinking chains. It takes me another moment to realize that the chains are on my wrists. The world sharpens and blurs over and over again, so I can only tell that my surroundings are dark gray and silver, that the stone beneath me is cold and damp. For an instant, I am back in the Inquisition Tower’s dungeons; my father has just died, and I am dest...ined to burn at the stake. I can even hear his chuckle in the corner of the room, see a hazy mirage of him leaning against the wall there, the gash in his chest torn open and bleeding, his mouth twisted in a smile.
I try to shrink away from him, but my chains keep me from moving too far. A few mutters echo from a distance above me.
“She’s waking up.”
“Take her before the Triad. Be careful—those chains.
What to read after The Midnight Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Lu to read onlineMoreLess
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