The Queen's Blade Prequel I - Conash: Dead Son
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He fought the stray dogs that challenged him for the choicest bits, using his fists, and occasionally a dagger. The cat did not return, and he sensed that he never would.
Rivan lived now only in the frozen pit where his heart had been.
His hands turned brown and his clothes stank, but he did not care.
Urchins who picked through the garbage fled from the madman who lived there, or shouted and hurled rocks at him. Conash threw stones back or chased them, and they soon learnt to leave him alone.
On... the eighth day, he left his nest of dirty rags and walked back into the city.
His stench made people recoil, and he enjoyed their horrified expressions and hands clamped over their noses. He was repugnant, and that suited him. Entering a shop, he swept up a handful of sweetmeats and walked out, ignoring the shopkeeper's irate shouts.
On his way through the market, he plucked fruit from the stalls.
Vendors chased him, but when he turned to face them, they stopped and walked off, muttering and making the curse warding sign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He fought the stray dogs that challenged him for the choicest bits, using his fists, and occasionally a dagger. The cat did not return, and he sensed that he never would.
Rivan lived now only in the frozen pit where his heart had been.
His hands turned brown and his clothes stank, but he did not care.
Urchins who picked through the garbage fled from the madman who lived there, or shouted and hurled rocks at him. Conash threw stones back or chased them, and they soon learnt to leave him alone.
On... the eighth day, he left his nest of dirty rags and walked back into the city.
His stench made people recoil, and he enjoyed their horrified expressions and hands clamped over their noses. He was repugnant, and that suited him. Entering a shop, he swept up a handful of sweetmeats and walked out, ignoring the shopkeeper's irate shouts.
On his way through the market, he plucked fruit from the stalls.
Vendors chased him, but when he turned to face them, they stopped and walked off, muttering and making the curse warding sign.
What to read after The Queen's Blade Prequel I - Conash: Dead Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T C Southwell to read onlineMoreLess
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