The Shadowed Sun (Dreamblood)
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Once again Hanani sat unmoving; once again the air felt of death and shock. But there were two bodies on the rugs this time: the Shadoun woman, and Sharer Mni-inh.
“What in shadows happened?” he asked.
It was a measure of how disturbing the event had been that Tajedd was the first of the tribe leaders to answer.
“The woman was gibbering,” he said, sounding dazed. “We plied her with food and drink, threatened her, and she only cursed us. So we summoned those”—he nodded toward Mni-inh’s corpse, an...d Hanani’s back—“to see if she was mad.”
“She did not want them to touch her.” Another man, one Wanahomen did not know. Judging by the strong resemblance between him and Unte, this was Unte’s younger brother and the leader of the Issayir tribe. “So the man-healer did something to calm her. When he put his fingers on her eyes…” He shuddered. “I’ve never seen a look like that on a man’s face.”
“It was the death nightmare.” The templewoman’s voice, soft at the best of times, was barely audible now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once again Hanani sat unmoving; once again the air felt of death and shock. But there were two bodies on the rugs this time: the Shadoun woman, and Sharer Mni-inh.
“What in shadows happened?” he asked.
It was a measure of how disturbing the event had been that Tajedd was the first of the tribe leaders to answer.
“The woman was gibbering,” he said, sounding dazed. “We plied her with food and drink, threatened her, and she only cursed us. So we summoned those”—he nodded toward Mni-inh’s corpse, an...d Hanani’s back—“to see if she was mad.”
“She did not want them to touch her.” Another man, one Wanahomen did not know. Judging by the strong resemblance between him and Unte, this was Unte’s younger brother and the leader of the Issayir tribe. “So the man-healer did something to calm her. When he put his fingers on her eyes…” He shuddered. “I’ve never seen a look like that on a man’s face.”
“It was the death nightmare.” The templewoman’s voice, soft at the best of times, was barely audible now.
What to read after The Shadowed Sun (Dreamblood)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N.K. Jemisin to read onlineMoreLess
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